例句與造句

1. These days, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, and Library Journal review graphic novels.
2. It was selected as an Elle Lettres 2015 Readers'Prize and received a starred Library Journal review.
3. According to Library Journal Review, " The Badlands Saloon " " feels like catching up with an old friend over beers.
4. At the release of the audio book, " Library Journal Review " referred to the book as " these sequential collections of stories ".
5. Some national publications such as Foreword magazine and Library Journal review self-published books, although they typically stipulate that books be available either at local bookstores or through online retailers.
6. It's difficult to find library journal reviews in a sentence. 用library journal reviews造句挺難的
7. Pat Royal from the " School Library Journal Review " in Crossland High School, Camp Springs, Maryland commended Lee on her creative language, also advising readers that " The Book of the Damned " is not for everyone.
8. The " School Library Journal Review " also gave a favorable review, saying " McPherson uses these letters well : they not only support his arguments but provide the intensely human elements of fear, sickness, loneliness and exhaustion that make the question of motivations so poignant ."
9. Years later she provided some new illustrations for " The Land of Narnia : Brian Sibley Explores the World of C . S . Lewis " ( HarperCollins, 1998 ), by Brian Sibley . ( According to a School Library Journal review, " the artwork includes full-page illustrations in glowing colour " .)
10. A Library Journal review states " His descriptions of the many individuals and their savage landscape are unforgettable, and his tales of the desperate yet eager combat by a remarkably resilient people give some of the most vivid images of that war available to us in the West . " A review in Publisher's Weekly states, " In this chronicle of high adventure Schultheis succeeds in conveying his exhilaration to the reader ."
11. The Library Journal review of Miranda's second collection, " Grace Period ", said it was " written with a sure hand, " and that Miranda " bears witness " and " surprises us . " In a review of " Orpheus and Company : Contemporary Poems on Greek Mythology ", edited by Deborah DeNicola, David Garza calls the opening to Miranda's poem on Narcissus " insightful and seductive ."
12. Gray's books and stories take place in Maine, and according to a 2005 Library Journal review : " Gray ( " Mr . Crisper " and " The Ravenous " ) continues her tradition of creating compelling horror tales with a strong foothold in setting and regional folklore . " In a 2005 interview by Kopfhalter ! magazine, Gray explains why so many of her works happen in coastal Maine : " I like to think it's more cerebral than merely writing what I know, but when it comes right down to the wire, New England is a fairly scary place.