Sentences for books. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use books in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for books.
- The books were dummies. (8)
- The books had costly bindings. (10)
- But he was all form, ice, books. (8)
- There he gave his ideas of books. (9)
- Those books get out of print quickly. (14)
- She is not spared in the Biggest of Books. (10)
- He studies everything; he has written books. (10)
- I do not know when the books happened in my hands. (9)
- Books he could not read; thoughts were disturbing. (10)
- This is the sort of thing you read of in books, John! (8)
- He keeps all the books, and helps mother run the house. (9)
- Out of his circle of attraction books were my resource. (10)
- One came from her books, and the other from her toilette. (4)
- Publishers of books complain that reviews do not help sales. (16)
- After him came Arkadelt, who published several books of madrigals. (3)
- Beaton rose too, and Fulkerson put the two books in his lax hands. (9)
- Not a page of his books reveals malevolence or a sneer at humanity. (10)
- In short, all private talk about books bears the stamp of sincerity. (16)
- Just as she might have written to one of her friends about bonnets, and balls, and books! (10)
- Mr. Clemens himself no longer offers his books to the public in that way. (9)
- But now I devoured his books one after another as fast as I could read them. (9)
- His glance had been resting on the table, which was covered with many books. (12)
- There is no outlay for copying documents, or visiting libraries, or buying books. (9)
- If the reference books suggested are available, additional reading should be done. (3)
- Is it for an artist to conspire, and be carbonaro, and kiss books, and, mon Dieu! (10)
- Rosamund noticed the peculiarity of the books he selected for his private reading. (10)
- I had now the free range of the State Library, and I drew many sorts of books from it. (9)
- Have books printed or build refuges or bury it or waste it; only take the burden from me. (12)
- Over their books, Vernon had abruptly shut up a volume and related the tale of the house. (10)
- The architect was smoking a cigar and carried in his arms a heavy bag of papers and books. (13)
- He had not dismissed literature because he had collected his writings into a series of books. (14)
- His published exercises in Satire produce a flush of the article in the Reviews of his books. (10)
- I had to say just where I stood, and why, and I mentioned some books that helped to get me there. (9)
- And Smither had told her more than once that she had picked books off the floor in doing the room. (8)
- I do not think he has the slightest evidence on which to show you that it would make books dearer. (14)
- Nelly read a great deal; she kept up with all the magazines, and knew all the books in his library. (9)
- Perhaps you will do me the honour to retain for yourself any of my books that may give you pleasure. (8)
- The room indeed had a worn carpet, a few old chairs, and was lined from floor to ceiling with books. (8)
- But perhaps I liked the loft best because the books were handiest there, and because I could be alone. (9)
- She sat there every morning catching those thoughts, and placing them in one or other of her little books. (8)
- To us who have our lives so largely in books the material world is always the fable, and the ideal the fact. (9)
- He had often dealt with such situations in his books, and now that one had come true was completely at a loss. (8)
- Yet I cannot say that it was a passion of mine like Don Quixote, or the other books that I had loved intensely. (9)
- Her look at him fed the school on thoughts of what love really is, when it is not fished out of books and poetry. (10)
- She was in earnest so far as to send down to the library for medical books, and books upon diet. (10)
- When he read those books something happened in him, and he went out of doors again in passionate quest of a river. (8)
- When you and the Middletons are gone, we shall go on so quietly and happily together with our books and our music! (4)
- As to their aesthetic merit I will not say anything, for I have not looked at either of the books for thirty years. (9)
- I like every one of his books that I have read, and I believe that I have read nearly every one that he has written. (9)
- I am, therefore, very busy at my books, the spinning, the weaving, the oversight of the dairy and the poultry-yards. (18)
- His three books on French composers, and his many criticisms, have made him known in the domain of musical literature. (3)
- He put the chairs in their places, cleared the table of his books, put the checked cover on it, and opened the window. (12)
- There are many books on shelves, and on the floor, an overflowing pile, whereon rests a soft hat, and a black knobby stick. (8)
- Nedda looked and saw a man, like Richard Coeur de Lion in the history books, with a straw-colored moustache just going gray. (8)
- Summer and winter he sat there among his books, seldom stirring abroad by day except for a walk, and by night yet more rarely. (9)
- She has been so much with books that she does not feel odd in speaking of them as if they were the usual topics of conversation. (9)
- He has therefore not died, as some men die, the remote impersonal sort, but he is yet thrillingly alive in every page of his books. (9)
- I spoke it even to the quaint character whom I borrowed his books from, and who might almost have come out of his books. (9)
- Some color of my prime impressions has tinged the fictitious experiences of people in my books, but I find very little of it in my memory. (9)
- Westover had taken to sending her books and magazines, and in thanking him for these she would sometimes speak of things she had read in them. (9)
- But his Idea had been surpassingly luminous, alive, a creation; and this came before him with the yellow skin of a Theory, bred, born of books. (10)
- Honest criticism addressed to the public, by writers who study how to interest it rather than how to flatter the producers of books, would educate. (16)
- Naturally enough the books were written by a perfectly good woman, the wife of an English clergyman, whose friends were greatly scandalized by them. (9)
- Even they who write books are not exempt; they must, or they feel that they must, deal gently with reputations commercially dear to their publisher. (16)
- Likewise the married daughters, three plentiful ladies, prime cooks, Who bowed to him while they condemned, in meek hope to stand high in his books. (10)
- For the first time it struck him with what majestic leisureliness they turned the pages of their books, trifled with their teacups, or lightly snored. (8)
- Had the standard of the public taste been set in philosophy, and the national enthusiasm centred in philosophers, he would at least have worked at books. (10)
- They listened gravely to Laura, who related that not only English books, but foreign (repeated and emphasized), had been supplied by Mr. Chips to Mr. Barrett. (10)
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