In a booklet which we have especially provided for our members, the various Mentors are grouped under headings which link similar numbers together in sets.
We will be glad to send this booklet free of charge.
The booklet gave no more information than had the original advertisement, but with considerable more volubility.
Three identical forms accompanied the booklet which POSAT sent in response to the three inquiries.
To Donald Alford, the booklet seemed to confirm his suspicion that POSAT was a racket of some sort.
An interesting booklet by Raymond Blathwayt with samples of Bath Mustard will be sent free on application to J.
They are taken from the booklet 45 Quick and Easy Recipes for Healthy, Meatless Meals, to be obtained for 2½d.
Chesterton has written a brilliant booklet on Eiffel Tower Lemonade, and that the Attorney General has been commissioned to write a highly interesting brochure on American macaroni.
So begins a tinybooklet issued by the South African General Mission.
We venture to quote a few paragraphs from a little booklet published by the South African General Mission, entitled The Surrounding of Cronje.
A nutshell summary of this booklet is contained in these confessions of my religious and political faith: I.
If any such meaning shall be read into any passage of thisbooklet by any reader, it will be a wrong meaning, not what I intended to convey.
I deal in this booklet not with tactics but with facts.
Certain friends greatly fear that some things said in this booklet may fall foul of the criminal-syndicalism laws.
It is utterly impossible in a printed discussion of the length of this booklet to weed out every word capable of misconstruction; and equally so to furnish a definition or limitation to every doubtful word or phrase.
My object in this booklet is not the promotion of class hatred and strife.
The use of this title is due to the desire that those who pick up the booklet should not buy it, much less undertake to read it, under a mistaken impression as to its doctrinal trends.
I have carefully read those of Ohio and believe that the bookletcontains nothing which is not safely within them.
I have dedicated my booklet to Peter Hippi, in grateful recognition of his long and faithful service to myself and my husband, which has extended, with few intervals, over a period of twenty years.
He had acquired this peculiar name from the title of a booklet which he had written under the direct inspiration of the Holy Ghost, a sort of interpretation of the Apocalypse, wherein was foretold a rapid termination of the universe.
One of his first steps was to visit me at the office of the Tocsin and arrange for the printing of an Italian pamphlet and of a booklet of revolutionary songs, the production of Gnecco, which were to be smuggled into Italy for distribution.
Kennedy said, "This booklet will give details on construction of the equipment and its operation.
Mayer said, tossing a small bookletto the other, "I have here the plans for a new method of making steel from pig iron.
There was a plan of the house at the end of the booklet for the benefit of those who wished to make arrangements for being at the festival, and such persons were admonished that they must apply early if they expected to get seats.
He received a letter a few days later from Margaret, and on the same day a magnificently printed and recklessly illustrated booklet reached him, forwarded from Paris.
These studies are described in more detail in Whole Body Counters, a companion booklet in this series.
For more on this program, see Plowshare, a companion booklet in this series.
This booklet describes the environmental investigations that have been conducted with the aid of the atom since the first atomic detonation near Alamogordo, New Mexico, in 1945.
The United States Atomic Energy Commission provides this booklet to help you achieve such understanding.
For more about these studies, see Fallout from Nuclear Weapons Tests, a companionbooklet in this series.
Information on this research is found in Radioactive Wastes, a companion booklet in this series.
A booklet designed to help mothers and teachers in the instruction of boys.
This booklet meets the need of all such, and gives just what is wanted to instruct young people in regard to the sacred origin of life.
See also, Frye, Joseph, manuscriptbooklet of "Tables Useful for Surveying Land .
Pages from a booklet of "Tables Useful in Surveying Land, Made and presented by Joseph Frye to his son, Joseph Frye, Jr.
A Pictorial Booklet on Early Jamestown Commodities and Industries.
It includes a collection of cowboy songs, the earliest I know of in time of printing, antedating by eleven years Jack Thorp's booklet of cowboy songs printed at Estancia, New Mexico, in 1908.
It was a little booklet containing besides a brief introduction, only 41 paragraphs, or theses.
The Booklet for Laymen and Children appeared at Wittenberg in 1525, at first in Low German (Ein Boekeschen vor de leyen unde Kinder), but done into High German in the same year.
These parts came into the hands of the people by means of the Booklet for Laymen and Children, of 1525, written probably by Bugenhagen.
It seems (but here the traces are rather indefinable) that the first three tables were summed up into a booklet as early as January or February, 1529.
The first booklet of the charts for the Latin schools of the Middle Ages contained the abc; the second, the first reading-material, viz.
That booklet has now been sent to me by Mr. Luca in Latin.
In 1920 this message was put into printed form in the booklet entitled "Millions Now Living Will Never Die", and in the lands where the greatest persecution prevailed against the people of the Lord, greatest has been the witness.
This booklet does mention the recovery of the silver from the cement by amalgamation with mercury--the earliest mention of silver amalgamation.
Under this title we frequently refer to a little booklet on veins and ores, published at the beginning of the 16th century.
Award a pretty book to the one who succeeds best and a booklet of pressed flowers to the second best.
A red, white and blue ribbon held the booklet together, and at the end of this was a small white pencil.
Each of the booklets contained a date or an event in United States history, and the man who drew the booklet containing "1492" became the partner of the girl who held "Discovery of America.
Having paid his term bill and inscribed his name on a card that was handed him, he was given a booklet containing the school regulations and general information, a receipt for his money and a ruled card on which to schedule his recitations.
Outside, Dick pulled the booklet from his pocket and sought information regarding physical examinations.
The booklet teaches mysticism from the Church’s standpoint, though its language is not well chosen.
In the first edition he had erroneously attributed the booklet to Tauler; in the second he says it is equal in merit to Tauler’s own writings.
They hurried past the desk; but the young man with the clear, pink skin reached over the heads of an intervening group, waving a long printed booklet toward the pair.
Like a doll automaton she accepted thebooklet from him; like a doll automaton she followed Charley Chubb out into the street, and her limbs were trembling so she could scarcely stand.
This occurs in the booklet officially circulated in 1536 among the pastors of the Saxon Electorate.
Many parts of this booklet recall the teaching of the great masters of prayer, though unfortunately it is imbued with his peculiar tenets.
The booklet was dedicated to Master Peter Balbier.
The booklet first appeared as an appendix to an edition of his Greater Catechism published in that year, and is little more than an amended version of Rörer’s notes of his Palm Sunday sermon in 1529.
On this, and for the same reasons, Luther had already insisted in the booklet on Confession he had published in 1529.
The booklet was written by Melanchthon but was certainly circulated with Luther’s approval.
Luther learned that Prince Johann of Anhalt and others had expressed their anxiety lest the booklet “should be understood as though I agreed with the fanatics and enemies of the Sacrament.
However, it may be pointed out that in this booklet "Frideric" is retained in place of "Frederick" because Handel himself repeatedly used this form and because the British authorities thus inscribed him when he became a British citizen.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "booklet" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: book; circular; folder; leaflet; pamphlet; publication; tract
