1.   In this sense we are not concerned to produce a book by academics for a purely academic audience.

2.   Our local library, Macdonald Road, Edinburgh, produced a book on fishing that became my firm favourite.

3.   They created a fake cultural image, producing nice books, and incited a boom by pushing prices up.

4.   With co-author Eyre, Barlow has produced a book charting the history of African music.

5.   Er, this entails erm, producing a book exactly the same size as the Trade Directory.

6.   He has therefore used local newspaper cuttings as well photographs and spent a considerable time talking to some of the senior members of the club to produce the book.

7.   An editor before her marriage, Sarah knew how to produce books.

8.   And the quality of printing does not match that of traditional presses, although digital printers can sometimes produce custom books that are indistinguishable from standard ones.

9.   Andree Forzani, a Carmel Valley horse trainer who knows the Roberts family, called the venture that produced the book a sterile and unoriginal stunt.

10.   Aside from their legendary trout fishing, the natives are most proud of this fact and produce new books and magazine stories about it regularly.