Sentence examples for circulation of books from inspiring English sources

But for Zaid, "the great barrier to the free circulation of books is the mass of privileged citizens who have college degrees but never learned to read properly".

The good news is that the circulation of books, CD's, videos and DVD's at Westchester's libraries has grown more than 10percentt since last summer (and 17-fold since 1999).

The result of this research is the development of the library system by implementing an integrated flow of circulation of books between libraries.

The popularity and circulation of comic books about superheroes declined following World War II, and comic books about horror, crime and romance took larger shares of the market.

After his appointment as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in 1525, he was drawn directly into the campaign against the circulation of heretical books, and in 1528 his old colleague Tunstall, now bishop of London, commissioned him to respond to heretical books.

NetLibrary, another provider of e-books to about 5,000 public libraries and a division of OCLC, a nonprofit library service organization, has seen circulation of e-books and digital audio books rise 21percentt over the past year.

Libraries say the growth in circulation of audio books is outpacing overall circulation.

In the 1870's the Mercantile Library reported an annual circulation of 156,000 books.

But it seems that at first there was a samizdat circulation of individual books among trusted "readers".

A few years later, Stanford digitized most of its card catalogue, and circulation of its books increased by fifty per cent.

Enrollment, which had dropped to 775, has risen to nearly 900, Connecticut Mastery and other test results have climbed and circulation of library books has set new records.