Examples of 'got a book deal' in a sentence
Meaning of "got a book deal"
got a book deal ~ In the context of publishing, this phrase refers to an agreement made between an author and a publishing company to produce a book. It signifies that the author has secured a deal to have their book published by a specific publisher
How to use "got a book deal" in a sentence
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got a book deal
I got a book deal to make and a plane to catch.
You just got a book deal.
Got a book deal out of it.
Jane just got a book deal.
You got a book deal because you are Trump 's daughter, not because you are a brilliant author and wordsmith.
Still can not believe you got a book deal before me.
Just got a book deal for another one.
Why it 's not your fault she got a book deal.
I have got a book deal.
I know what you are thinking, Jane just got a book deal.
She got a book deal.
They give you your own TV show. I got a book deal.
Even got a book deal.
Got a book deal out of it. I guess he must have approved.
I just got a book deal.
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Got a book deal yet? No.
Her and her parents got a book deal and a TV movie.
I got a book deal goin ' on.
What happened? I got a book deal.
I have got a book deal in the works and a piece of it could be yours.
Aunt vi say you got A book deal in the works.
He got a book deal with St. Martin 's Press.
I mean, I have got a book deal with Random.
And you got a book deal out of it, too.
I'm sorry, plow guy. I got a book deal to make and a plane to catch.
He 's got a book deal.
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Examples of using Deal
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There is a great deal you do not see
Deal was already in place four counties over
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