She took a casual glance at the book.

Tom looked in the book.

This extraordinary manufacturing system of value added in many countries is made possible by the fact that information moves across, over, and through national borders as if they did not exist.

Today software written in India rides the satellite to a building site in Chicago or an accounting firm in New York, or anywhere else in the world.

Give me back my book! What book?

This book was printed in England.

Who bought a book at the shop?

He was absorbed in the book.

She bought a book at the shop.

She bought a book at the shop.

She is reading a book in the library.

I returned the book to the library.

I returned the book to the library.

She returned the book to the library.

She returned a book to the library.

He wrote a book in China.

He wrote a book while in China.

Tom held the book in his hand.

Tom threw the book into the fire.

Tom returned the book to the library.

She put the book in the bag.

She bought a book in the shop.

I threw the book in the fire.

I threw the book in the fire.

I threw the book in the fire.

He threw the book in the fire.

He threw the book in the fire.

He threw the book in the fire.

She threw the book in the fire.

She threw the book in the fire.

Tom is reading a book in the library.

Imports a standard phrase book and adds its contents to the phrase book

I got the book.

Close your book.

Close the book.

Close your book.

Close the book.

Get the book.

Do you see a book?

Finish reading the book.

I look at the book in my hand.

Read this book at your leisure.

Did you take the book back to the library?

You'll find the book in the library.

I ordered the book from England.