Sentences with phrase «sitting on the book shelves»

They've been sitting on a book shelf.

Available starting at only around $ 20, it is small enough to throw in a backup, or sit on a book shelf, and it has great sound.

Now I have a copy sitting on my book shelf to show people and to remind me of my hard work.

Iris is a book that proudly sits on my book shelf carefully guarded by hand - carved Cocker Spaniel bookends.

It has been sitting on my book shelf ever since and I love going though it time and again.

Not exact matches

(«In our household, the Bible, the Koran and the Bhagavad Gita sat on the shelf alongside books of Greek and Norse and African mythology,»)

Ive found as ive got older, vnormal chocolate bars give me bloating, embarrasing wind and stomach cramps, and today i tried a new snickers hazelnut bar only to be doubled up in pain so decided that was enough, Ellas recipie book has sat on my shelf and never been used, as yet, so i went to get the ingredients and made a start.

I've been dreaming of the day where a hardcover book filled with glossy images, the name on the spine reading «Tessa Huff» would sit on bookstore shelves next to some of my baking idols like Greenspan, Tosi, Beranbaum, and Stewart for years.

This book definitely won't be sitting on your shelves gathering dust!

I can see them sitting pretty on a shelf with a book and baby's pictures.

The book has sat on the shelf waiting to be read ever since and by late November last year I thought I'd give it a go.

Books such as Building Public Trust and Biosafety in the Laboratory sit on the shelves, and «IL - 6» and «TNF - α» are scribbled on the whiteboard — abbreviations representing some of the very immune factors that fatally spiraled out of control in Gelsinger's body.

Sitting amid floor - to - ceiling shelves overflowing with papers, boxes of journals, and textbooks on oncology, AIDS, medical virology, biochemistry, and immunology, Duesberg responds to a question about one book, Thou Shalt Not Think: The Brutally Frank Guide to Life by David Jack.

Recommendations This diet is a book and like all those hundreds of diet books sitting on the shelves, you need to be a fairly motivated and focused person.

Years ago I loved to have all of my favorite stuff sitting around my house, on shelves and tables, dressers and night stands, book shelves and fireplace mantles.

«The kind of book that could sit comfortably on the shelf between James Ellroy and Mike Davis....

Learning designers won't have to wonder whether that eLearning course they created sat on the server like an unread book on a library shelf.

As with many who buy this book with good intentions... it has sat on my shelf disconsolately as I get on with the job of teaching.

Getting through those professional books that have been sitting on my shelf unread.

On the bottom shelf of a corner table in Barbara Dreyer's office sits a glossy paperback book with «Math 2, A & B» on its coveOn the bottom shelf of a corner table in Barbara Dreyer's office sits a glossy paperback book with «Math 2, A & B» on its coveon its cover.

This is not a book that will be examined once and sit on a shelf.

If the book does NOT have all of those things, then the buyer needs to see some other proof that the well - designed, beautifully - edited, fantastically - written, much - needed book won't just sit on their shelves.

With nearly 200,000 new titles published each year, bookstores have books featured everywhere — stacked on the floor, standing on end caps and sitting on tables, not to mention the rows of shelves.

When this book sits on shelves and in store windows: It will glow.

Your book is not going to be nationally distributed and sitting on store shelves unless or until an actual order is placed — or if somehow demand is generated and / or you can find a distribution service to work with you.

Books are printed one at a time as orders come in.This has become a very efficient way of printing because you don't need to have any inventory sitting on shelves.

We've included information and opinions about books and DVDs, foreign language materials, electronic resources... everything that sits on our shelves, virtual and physical, new and not - so - new, classic and currently popular.

«There are books that I need bound and sitting on my shelf.

Your book must be able to sit on a shelf beside any other book being done by traditional or indie publishing.

The intention of the clause is to protect the publisher against paying the author for books that are sitting on store shelves but may eventually be returned to the publisher.

I bought the book, took it home, and it sits on my shelf as a reminder of what a book blurb should be.

I'm sorry to be contrary and I agree you made some good points, but this grandmother has an e-reader that sits on the shelve collecting dust while I'm reading paper books.

Stephen King is sitting cozily next to your book on the virtual shelf, while James Patterson is nudging you on the other side.

From a librarian who chooses the books that sit on the shelves in Arapahoe County libraries, it's definitely a must - attend.

Plus, my family and I are a little over a month away from moving to a new apartment, and I've got to decide which books to get rid of from the teetering stacks on the floor in my room as well as the books sitting on the lip of the shelves of my bookcases, but not in my bookcases.

, I bought this book at a library sale and it sat on my shelf for over a year before I read it.

I got so tied up in adulting, working, reading new releases for review and other books on my TBR stack, that the books sat there on the shelf.

But it's another thing entirely to have a publisher's sales team — or a distributor's sales team — working on your behalf and personally making sales calls with the buyers at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Ingram, and others to get orders placed for books before readers ever see it sitting on a shelf.

They were published in a certain issue of a magazine or an anthology and then the book or magazine issue became a relic sitting on a dusty shelf.

When I meet authors and publishers who are interested in growing their sales, I ask them this question: «What shelves to you want to see your book sitting on?»

That doesn't mean the author's or publisher's books will sit on the shelf of most (or even a few) bricks - and - mortar bookstores in the country — just that the book can look and appear like any other when viewed in an industry database.

I have had four autism related bloggers do reviews so far and the world renowned expert on Asperger's also has my book sitting on his to read shelve.

Just as people are driving past a billboard at 70 MPH, shoppers in a book store are walking by your book sitting on shelf at the same relevant speed.

Believe me, if you see a book that's presented well; good cover, good blurb, you read the sample and it grabs you, chances are you'll find it to be a good book, regardless of how it came to sit on the shelf.

If you have a desire to get to bookstores (a fools errand for the most part, but still many want to see that one book sitting on a wooden shelf), go through Ingrams Spark with that.

Authors today have to do a lot of self - promoting, or their books sit on the shelf or in an ebook reader somewhere, and never sell because no one knows about them.

This will result in thousands of devices sitting on store shelves, that will not be able to read books right out of the box.

From there I went to her «Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within,» and I now own nearly all her books, including her novel «Banana Rose,» all sitting on a shelf in my main bookcase, my permanent collection, the books I will always keep.

Or worse, all those divinely blessed books which sit on a shelf for a month before they get pulped.

These things combined mean we often sit our books on the shelves (real and virtual) and wait for them to sell.