Sentence examples for case of book from inspiring English sources

In the case of book requests or bound materials, foam supports and book weights will be provided for you.

In the case of "Book of Mormon," it's the original-cast recording, which is the strongest-selling album of its kind since Nielsen SoundScan began keeping track, in 1991.

Google worked through the conflicts later – sometimes by winning in court (as in the case of book scanning) and sometimes by losing rulings in Australia, South Korea, and Japan, and Greece, where Street View was ruled illegal in 2009.

In the case of Book Search, he says, Google wants "to have a captive solution for all the libraries". Even so, though, Reddy is excited about Google's project and believes it will eventually complement his research.

In a more extreme case of book borrowing delinquency, an Australian library exercised leniency after a first-edition copy of Charles Darwin's "Insectivorous Plants" was returned 122 years late.

In the case of books, "Harry Potter" is everywhere, but best-seller lists in Europe are generally dominated by national authors.

"It is not a case of books being irrelevant now technology has superseded printed matter," wrote the National Literacy Trust's researchers Christina Clark and Lizzie Poulton.

Navigating through a database involves hard work: users have to make decisions about what to see many times, not just once, as in the case of books.

I instead (and again conservatively) use the 3.8% decay rate the CRS has applied in the case of books whose copyrights were renewed between 1950 and 1970.

He arrived with the key to his case of books – all Aryanised by diktat into Austrian libraries – on his watchchain, and not much more.

And while many publicly funded arts organisations have participatory programmes, most public money still goes to subsidise people sitting or standing silently looking at other people do things (or, in the case of books and pictures, things they've done).