Sentence examples for English libraries from inspiring English sources

Who owns the English NHS, English forests, English libraries?

The histories that Gibbon encountered in English libraries seemed narrowly antiquarian, shrilly partisan or stiflingly parochial.

He spent four years (1418 23) in England, where his hopes of continuing his discoveries were disappointed by the inadequacy of English libraries.

Standen says that the décor stone, leather, a lot of blanc was inspired, in part, by Miami, which lends the place a smooth glamour that's been missing lately, amid the English libraries and urban farmhouses, from the New York dining scene.

Standen says that the décor — stone, leather, a lot of blanc — was inspired, in part, by Miami, which lends the place a smooth glamour that's been missing lately, amid the English libraries and urban farmhouses, from the New York dining scene.

The mere statement and illustration of the theory in that paper is of course but preliminary to an attempt at a detailed proof of it, the plan of which I have arranged, and in part written, but which of course requires much [research in English libraries] and collections, a labor which I look.

Later, in Warsaw, Boleslaw bumped into Wanda at an English library.

I climbed to the top to discover what was then called simply "the English library".

The nude murders are covered in depth in /Found Naked And Dead/ by Brian McConnell (New English Library, London 1974).

Three weeks later, he had three replies: two rejections and, from New English Library (NEL), an acceptance.

The Designer Collection at Virago Modern Classics, the new Penguin English Library and Persephone's much-admired endpapers all quote, to various degrees, the aesthetics of the inter-war period.