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First, he wrote the Exercises and made them the basic book of the institution.

Basic Books is also making a hefty investment in the project.

I've read a basic book on Einstein's theories and still have questions.

The book is to be published by Basic Books this month.

In any case, you may want to get a basic book on lasers from your library and review it first.

This is mainly for the undergraduates, so that they can read basic books about their subjects.

During 14 of his 25 years at Basic Books he served as president and editorial director.

The open Bible is the basic book of learning and here it shows both faith and the search for knowledge.

Harper has Basic Books, which is similar but more centrist.

She joined Basic Books in 2000, becoming vice president and publisher two years later.

It will be published this spring by Basic Books.

It was republished with a new introduction in 2006 by Basic Books.

A simple, basic book to have available if you are on a lifeboat with a notebook computer and room for only one book.

He horrified the publishing intelligentsia by shutting down Basic Books.

Basic Books produced another reprinted version in November 2006.

The basic book is to force him left, keep him off the baseline, and make him shoot jump shots.

In early 1981 Basic Books published the result as Wealth and Poverty.

Multiple intelligences for the 21st century, New York: Basic Books.

Basic Books is a book publisher founded in 1952 and located in New York.

Like Basic Books, Hill & Wang specializes in serious nonfiction.

She was until recently a publicity specialist at Basic Books, the publishing company, in New York.

Preston has produced an authoritative biography of Franco (Basic Books, 1994).

"What Mad Pursuit," published this year by Basic Books, is a different kind of book altogether.

She then working in publishing as an editor at Basic Books and Legacy Books.

Basic Books says it will soon publish what it calls the first inside account of life as an Al Qaeda operative.