Sentence examples for collection a library from inspiring English sources

The research-oriented Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace at Stanford University founded in 1919 as the Hoover War Collection, a library on World War I is named in his honour.

A collection, a library, or just what's on your shelves or coffee table now says as much about you as the clothes you wear, and people curate their bibliographic displays as much for public appreciation as for personal expression.

The Sigma-LOPAC collection, a library of compounds with known pharmacological activity, was screened against TryR.

He was an avid fan of Lincoln and his collection boasts a library of Civil war books and memorabilia.

The units handle about 100,000 items annually, or 5percentt of the branch's collection, said a library spokeswoman, Tina Hoerenz.

Lean In said the collection was "a library devoted to celebrating powerful imagery of women, girls and the communities who support them".

When she sat down again, she said that her brother had willed his collection to a library in Portsmouth, near where Conan Doyle wrote the first two Holmes stories, so that other scholars could have access to it.

Publishers have said that libraries must treat digital collections the same way they treat physical collections: if a library buys 10 copies of a certain book, for instance, then only 10 copies can be digitally checked out at one time.

So on Friday she'll play her 10th Anniversary Concert for the "Jimmy and Marian McPartland Jazz CD Collection," a musical library for students.

On Field's death in 1906, he bequeathed generous sustaining funds and a sum to erect a new museum building (completed in 1921) to house exhibits, research collections, and a library primarily devoted to anthropology, botany, geology, and zoology.

In other words, the Bible is -- quite literally -- a collection of texts, a library of books, rather than a single unified voice from heaven.