Sentence examples for be checked out from from inspiring English sources

It can be checked out from home.

Librarians are currently grappling with an announcement last month from HarperCollins stating that the publisher will not allow any single copy of one of its ebooks to be checked out from a library more than 26 times.

Last year, the Penguin Book Group said it would no longer make new e-books available, and HarperCollins set new restrictions, saying its e-books may be checked out from libraries only 26 times, after which they expire.

Some of the photo books I covet the most can't be checked out from the Brooklyn Public Library, so, day after day, I duck out of my junior high school, in Crown Heights, and, walking past the Brooklyn Museum, then through the Botanic Garden, I go to look at them in the stacks.

It's a stackable, lightweight (1,000 pounds) electric car that can be checked out from a curbside rack, like a luggage cart at the airport, then returned later to any rack around the city.

That shouldn't be considered a ban, TUSD argued, because those books could still be checked out from libraries.

But no-one was checking out from the O2 until the encores, first "Hotel California" with its closing guitar solo and then the sweet "Desperado" to finish.

And it still offers the breadcrumb look at how you're connected to the people whose content you're checking out from around the world, making it markedly different from other second screen experiences thanks to a more personalized touch.

"Our biggest dream is, you're checking out from a website like Expedia, and instead of your trip costs $1000, it's $0 to bring your suitcases and pring products home with you.

"They want to knock him out," said James Harden, a 52-year-old heavy equipment mechanic in Woodstock who was checking out from the Greenpond grocery.

Give a little thought into the brand you're picking and what it might mean to the girl you're checking out from across the bar.