Sentence examples for a paper library from inspiring English sources

Ban had already attracted considerable attention for several gallery installations and exhibition halls in which he had used the tubes when he was approached by Mutsuo Takahashi, a prominent poet familiar with the architect's work, who told him that since books are made of paper, it would be a good idea to make a paper library.

How to describe London's Paint and Paper Library? David Oliver, its Australian-born director, is a sort of rock star of color who has, for a decade or so, been intent on making paint and wallpaper as desirable as couture to a rarefied crowd that includes clients like Chelsea Clinton, Tony Blair and Kylie Minogue.

Calling themselves the Elder Cabal, they conspire to save the paper library while they're trying to figure out what, if anything, their skills are good for anymore.

That's O.K.: the point of the book is to excite the eye, and he does that nicely by pairing Paint and Paper Library colors with extraordinary interior and exterior photos.

As the Internet Archive notes, without paper libraries, people would find it hard to exercise their "right to remember".

"I would take a paper bag to the library and put the books in the bag and bring them home.

"Very little information is published about the qualifying parties' use of their Short money allocation in carrying out their parliamentary business," according to a paper by the Commons library.

The Commons library, in a paper published in March this year, The Trident Successor Programme: an update, happily uses a Treasury GDP deflator to bring the 2006-07 printo into line with 2013-14 prices.

WHY did he carry his library books in a paper bag as a child?

For instance, I spent all last week in the library working on a paper.

A parliamentary library paper has contradicted the claim by small business ombudsman Kate Carnell that her banking inquiry has the same powers as a royal commission.