Usage of "be a book" | TermGallery

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Usage of be a book in anglès

Yes; if it were printed and bound it would be a book. 
 The Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax 

That 's going to be a book before I get everything into it. 
 Beyond The Frontier: Guardian 

Listing the lovers of Zeus would be a book of its own. 
 A Wiccan Bible 

If you can't afford it, give your time and be a book-agent. 
 The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation 

YB: I think it'll be a book, or maybe a series of books. 
 Ebony 

Rich: You know, I never intended it to be a book. 
 Climbing Magazine 

One turned out to be a book she'd given him as a present. 
 Spiral 

This may be a book targeted at children, but it's still Penelope Lively. 
 The Guardian 

To describe that western sojourn would be a book in itself. 
 The Story of Sugar 

And perhaps there will be a book about the Henris, also. 
 The Amazing Interlude 

There would be a book to read, a shower to take. 
 Anil's ghost 

A book is the right size to be a book. 
 The Guardian 

Christmas is an odd time to be a book publisher. 
 The Irish Times 

He says this perfectly straight, as if there'd be a book on the subject. 
 It's like this, cat 

I thought for a moment it might be a book, a ledger, you know. 
 Gossamer 

I am only to be a book-lady, a penwiper-lady, a needle-and-thread-lady, you know, Nell. 
 Hetty Gray / Nobody's Bairn 

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Meanings of be a book in anglès