Books in sentence

2253 examples of Books in a sentence

He was working for the US government, and one of the ideas that he put forth was, "Wow, humans are creating so much information, and we can't keep track of all the books that we've read or the connections between important ideas."

And he had this idea called the "memex," where you could put together a personal library of all of the books and articles that you have access to.

Now, to put this in perspective, I can't remember the names of my teachers, I can't remember the names of any of the books I read that year, I pretty much can't remember anything from fifth grade, but I remember that Vicky told me she used White Rain shampoo.

I can tell you indeed it is, because this type of spectrum, just like what you've seen in books, and just like what you've seen in amino acids, it doesn't really matter how you change the environment, it's very robust, it's going to reflect the environment.

It may interest you to know that the best humanist lessons I learned were not from reading philosophy books or from poring over humanist manifestos and declarations.

It contains whether kids can talk to their parents, whether they have books at home, what immunization rates are like, whether there's bullying at school.

So artist books have a lot of definitions.

So artist books, you take them off the wall.

I'm author of two books on the subject of gamification, including the recent "Gamification by Design," published by O'Reilly.

I write books and magazine articles.

So, books and journal articles are kind of like a form of currency for scholars.

John Niparko: So you've written two books?

Girl: I have written two books.

Nowadays, while you're typing a CAPTCHA, not only are you authenticating yourself as a human, but in addition you're helping us to digitize books.

There's a lot of projects trying to digitize books.

Amazon, with the Kindle, is trying to digitize books.

Especially for older books where the ink has faded and the pages have turned yellow, OCR cannot recognize a lot of the words.

So the next time you type a CAPTCHA, these words that you're typing are actually words from books that are being digitized that the computer could not recognize.

And since we released it about three or four years ago, a lot of websites have started switching from the old CAPTCHA, where people wasted their time, to the new CAPTCHA where people are helping to digitize books.

It's about 100 million a day, which is the equivalent of about two and a half million books a year.

As a child growing up in Nigeria, books sparked my earliest imagination, but films, films transported me to magical places with flying cars, to infinite space with whole universes of worlds to discover.

Instinctively, I knew that comic books didn't belong in the classroom.

After all, they never used them to teach, comic books and graphic novels were never allowed during silent sustained reading, and they were never sold at our annual book fair.

Eventually I became a published cartoonist, writing and drawing comic books for a living.

When I was a brand new teacher, I tried bringing comic books into my classroom.

This was the '90s, so comic books didn't have the cultural cachet that they do today.

And even worse, when stuff got hard in my class, they would use comic books as a way of distracting me.

Comic books didn't belong in the classroom.

I wanted to figure out why American educators have historically been so reluctant to use comic books in their classrooms.

Comic books first became a mass medium in the 1940s, with millions of copies selling every month, and educators back then took notice.

Related words