subscription book造句

• He prepared the first subscription book, HERALDS OF THE KING, used by Seventh-day Adventist colporters in China.
• He intended, according to the Subscription Book, to become a minister, and his course of study at Cambridge was based around this vocation.
• Chatri Sophonpanich, executive chairman of Bangkok Bank, said on Friday in Beijing that the offering price could be finalised on April 24 after the subscription book closed on April 20.
• Flush with insurance money and a center of manufacturing and the subscription book industry, Hartford was said to be the nation's wealthiest city, and it had its own genteel literary and artistic circle.
• The officers acted as commissioners and were required " to open within one year subscription books and distribute the stock . " The capital was $ 75, 000 and shares were valued at $ 100.
• In 1952, due to the success of " The Homosexual in America : A Subjective Approach ", Sagarin established a subscription book service called " Cory Book Service ", which chose a gay-themed literary work each month.
• Members of the Kelly family were publishers and it may not be a coincidence that the agent with whom the Kellys contracted for development of Woodside farmland was a publisher of sheet music, periodicals, and " subscription books " named Benjamin W . Hitchcock.
• The club's records were deposited in the Guildhall Library, which under accession reference " L 24 MSS 28834-28864 " holds papers for the years 1844-1845 and 1905 1991, described as : " minute books, subscription books, legal papers, financial papers, Staff Benevolent Fund accounts and misc papers ".
• He wrote a short biography, the " Life of Abraham Lincoln " ( 1865 ); 22 of the 56 biographies in " The Men of Our Day " ( 1868 ), one or two campaign biographies of General Ulysses S . Grant, and portions of many other subscription books.
• From 1951 to 1963 Barzun was one of the managing editors of The Readers'Subscription Book Club, and its successor the Mid-Century Book Society, ( the other managing editors being W . H . Auden and Lionel Trilling ), and afterwards was Literary Adviser to Charles Scribner's Sons, 1975 to 1993.
• They compiled two separate versions of this collection : a trade print issued in red cloth binding with gold cornstalks and an ongoing series for subscription book buyers who had first purchased their sets from American Publishing Company in 1899 . By 1906, the American Publishing Company sets contained material that had not yet been incorporated in any of Harper's previous uniform series of books with red cloth bindings.