I snatch up a slim volume and hold it to my cheek.

Sighing, he pressed the slim volume to his forehead, murmuring, 'Apologies, O Poet.'

She had published anonymously a slim volume of poems called Between Timid and Timbuktu.

The favourite was Julian Barnes for his slim volume The Sense of An Ending.

But a slim volume of verse held her attention intermittently.

She indicated a slim volume that lay on the table.

What we got instead is a relatively slim volume of some character and environment art.

Mark's dissertation on Sidorovich was, indeed, a slim volume.

It was what the reviewers call "a slim volume." He read at hazard:

She knew most of his slim volume by heart.

She caught his glance and pulled a slim volume from the pocket of her skirt.

A slim volume on a nasty little doofus on the toe called a diabetic ulcer.

This identification with the inanimate informs his appropriately slim volume (a small, light thing).

Achebe has taught term-long university courses dedicated to this one slim volume first published in 1902.

Her observations of what was going on gradually cyrstallised from newspaper column to this slim volume.

He thrust a slim volume into my hands.