Now a rabbi and business ethics instructor, he hopes to seal some of the cracks with a slim pamphlet he has written.

She fumbled in her bag and produced a slim blue pamphlet.

Fainlight returned to London in the spring of 1965; there, small imprint, Turret Books, issued the only volume published in England in his lifetime, Sussicran, a slim 12-page pamphlet.

She reached into her satchel and drew forth a slim blue pamphlet.

One of them was a slim pamphlet that looked as if it might be the catalogue.

With a strange feeling almost of respect, I carefully slid the slim pamphlet back into the crowded bookshelf, then stroked the green bronze binding of the Solaris Annual with my fingertips.

The slim pamphlet that comes in the Jaguar box (it can't rightfully be called a "manual") cryptically notes, "Your copy of Mac OS X may include the Developer Tools CD."

In his slim 28-page pamphlet, Tufte claimed that Microsoft's ubiquitous software forces people to mutilate data beyond comprehension.

But the Guinness Books Of Records actually started life as a slim pamphlet designed to stop pub squabbles.

She offers a slim pamphlet and suddenly I remember a story in the news recently, played up mostly for humor, about people who evidently think we're living in the bad old plague days of the Fizzle War.