Sentence examples for books organized from inspiring English sources

Tall shelves hold hundreds of books, organized by catalogue numbers on their spines.

The books, organized in chapters devoted to individual towns, are primarily pictorial.

The Library Hotel in Midtown has a collection of 6,000 books organized, and this is not a joke, by floor according to the Dewey Decimal system.

On February 17-19, over 70 scholars, collectors, and bibliophiles gathered at Princeton for the 9th Cotsen conference on children's books, organized by Andrea Immel of Princeton and Jill Shefrin of the University of London.

For those who might like to follow in Hennessy's bibliographic footsteps, the book includes a list of 153 nonfiction books, organized by topic, that he has read and learned from.

They don't do cause-and-effect as well as they do "x reminds me of y". So they're ideally suited for books organized around ideas rather than single narrative threads: more "Lives of a Cell" and "The Tipping Point" than "Seabiscuit". No doubt some will say that these tools remind them of the way they use Google already, and the comparison is apt.

They can write books, organize shows, sell art and are assigned to work with their own group of artists.

First Book organized the first national book bank in 1999.

The book, organized by locale, is densely printed, with small pictures, but packed with information, including whether the furnishings feature leather or wool.

In the section 'What's in Chimeras and Consciousness' we summarize the content of the 23 essays appearing in the book organized in five parts: 'Selves', 'Groups', 'Earth', 'Chimeras', and 'Consciousness'.

It's a different layout for a cookbook, with the entire book organized by events throughout the year that you need to cook for.