Sentence examples for a walking library from inspiring English sources

Belafonte's friend and collaborator, the novelist Bill Attaway, introduced Belafonte to Burgess, whom Attaway had called "the black Alan Lomax — a walking library of songs from the islands".

One minute I seemed to be happily careering through life, Marlboro Menthol in one hand, gin and tonic in the other, treating anyone who took exercise with the total disdain they evidently deserved; the next thing I knew, I'd turned into a walking library of quiet neuroses about everything: how much I smoked, how much I drank, what I weighed.

Joe was many things in his life: a bodybuilder and model; a disco fanatic (yes, he could do the hustle); a world traveler; a philhellene (look it up); a beach bum; a walking library of TV commercial jingles; Titanic-obsessed; a best friend to his dogs Chelsea, Cleo and Harley; a devoted son, loving partner and loyal friend; and both a cancer survivor and cancer victim.

There are also walks to download from the Ramblers Routes online walking library.

The PCR based genome walking library was constructed by Genome Walker Universal Kit (Cat no. 638904; Clonetech, U.S.A).

Adamson called Trufflehunter "a walking and talking Narnian library [who is] totally old-school".

RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY "A Walk in Greenwich Village," Channel 13 video walking tour.

BOSTON — An old joke about libraries goes like this: A boy walks into a library and asks for a burger and fries.

The EcoRI walking adaptor library was diluted to a total volume of 200 µl.

He was fifty-seven and burly, with… A man walked into a library.

By William Finnegan The New Yorker, October 17, 2005 P. 64 A man walked into a library.