Sentence examples for call slips from inspiring English sources

I have a perpetual memory from those days, of walking past the card catalogues, filling in the pink-and-yellow call slips, and waiting.

He said Mr. Savedoff had filled out call slips incorrectly and worked through boxes of material in alphabetical order rather than by topic.

"No one has gone ballistic," said Jay Barksdale, a librarian at the general research division, where patrons hand in their call slips.

He found cards with the name Henri Bergson printed on them, and he copied the titles of several books onto call slips.

When the librarian put the call slips into the elevator, and pulled the metal door shut, there was a moment of hopeful suspense, as though something unexpectedly good was going to happen.

That was likely among the reasons the story was kept from the press while federal agents went through call slips — known in the Library of Congress as "signature cards" — to identify suspects and summon them for questioning.

The call slip placed the value as $376.

Much of the contemporary library science concerns itself with the psychology of weeding: how to overcome the reluctance, sometimes even shame, that committed custodians of the printed word experience when stripping a book of its call slip.

We also introduce a new measure that we call "slip-and-slide".

When I showed her the date on the call slip, her radiant smile melted my heart and I told her thanks anyway.

We also introduce a new regime, which we call Slip-Mode FFF, where a large external field (typical of Normal-Mode FFF) and a large slip at the accumulation wall lead to sharp separations characterized by an elution order that is similar to that of hydrodynamic chromatography.