Meanings of book binding in English

Schools and children's programmes include workshops on diary writing, vampires, superheroes and book binding.

Does she still practice the dark art of book binding?

The book binding is weighted with meteor fragments.

Job and blank- book binding.

During a surprise appearance in JoBurg, she met a local who crafts books and she revealed she used to coach book binding.

Thankfully, the book binding limited the number of pages, otherwise this could have been An Ice Climbers Guide to East of the Mississippi.

The negatives are so arranged in the frame that the sheets can be cut and bound, as in the ordinary process of book binding.

Everything else in the world is scenery, picture frames for our feelings, book bindings for our thoughts.

Design book bindings in fine leathers and tooling evolve from outline drawings and are based on book structure principles.

He has also written definitive works about Irish book bindings and the life of the volunteer Earl, Lord Charlemont.

Both have their top edges rounded off to prevent injury to book bindings, but their bottom edges are left square.

Mr Sweeney said a cage containing book bindings had toppled over on him twice, in April and again in October 1992.

The smells of candle wax, Scottish snuff and deteriorating leather book bindings and upholstery was beginning to make him feel ill.

Reports of bedbugs lurking in book bindings and pages have led some infested libraries to run electric heaters for hours on end.

Theatrical framing devices are everywhere, from book bindings to doll's houses to miniature stages and fluctuating screen ratios, with chapter headings a recurrent feature.

On this shelf," he said, sweeping a hand along a row of book bindings, "we have volumes associated with matters of the heart.