Sentence examples for a library by from inspiring English sources

Qatar is also spiffing up its historic forts and building dazzling museums designed by I.M. Pei and Santiago Calatrava and a library by Arata Isozaki of Japan.

The fashion designer Oscar de la Renta's vast and handsome living room, for example, is divided into a dining area, a living area and a library by low bookcases set perpendicular to the walls.

The idea that people who are deterred from visiting a library by the cost of bus fare will soon be awash in Kindles and iPads is more fanciful than thinking that Santa Claus can save a library.

Re "Yellowing Paper, Stiffening Glue and the Sudden Demise of a Library," by Verlyn Klinkenborg (Editorial Observer, March 3): Mr. Klinkenborg points out that a particular edition of a book can come to embody both the physical text and the story itself so seamlessly that they merge into a single entity.

In Anglo-Saxon countries, the bar of Catholicism probably chilled the ardor of the Palladianists, who turned elsewhere for inspiration — though Palladio's influence came to this country in the 18th century, when the facade of San Giorgio served as the model for a library by Peter Harrison in Newport, R. I

Slightly south of here, to the right along Insurgentes, sits the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Avenida Insurgentes Sur 3000, unam.mx), a modernist enterprise with world heritage status, boasting murals by Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros, plus a library by architect Juan O'Gorman.

By screening a library composed by FDA-approved drugs, we found that phenoxybenzamine (PBZ) potently inhibits HCV proliferation (EC50 value of 1.45 μmol/L) (Fig. 1A and 1B).

Ms. Burwell, who is black and has actively supported affirmative action programs in the past, said she had been approached on the steps of a downtown library by a young black man who spoke of justice for minorities.

(Previous renovations contributed an exhibition hall designed by Philip Johnson in the 1960s and a library wing by Venturi, Scott Brown & Associates in 2000).

Initially, a partial TcNPR3 gene was identified by screening a BAC library by hybridization with a partial TcNPR1 sequence.

He said he didn't want "a building that screamed to everyone, 'I am a library.' " By the 1990's, the library lacked space and, for every book it added, it needed to dispose of one.