| We even have to keep an open mind about whether there were any dealings that weren't strictly by the book. |
| The abiding impression left by the book is the way the prison system reduces prisoners and screws to animals. |
| The names of these privy individuals are known, since this is all done by the book. |
| From the body of work represented by the book as a whole, the figure of a small boy emerges as an image of the struggle to speak. |
| The referee played it by the book and said that League rules say that if the pitch isn't fit at 12 noon it won't get any better. |
| His character Hutchwright is the author of Hard Grinding, the steamy bodice-ripper being read by the book club. |
