Sentence examples for conditioning books from inspiring English sources

In poorer neighborhoods, Marx said, the library is the place for people to go, where people find essentials that may be missing at home: quiet, air conditioning, books, and computer access.

By Sheila Hibben The New Yorker, January 22 , 1949P. 56 Survey of the subject of repair and conditioning of books in home libraries.

Teachers for the first time were discussing class size, air conditioning, and books on the first day as political issues that they could organize to win.

Have your gymnasts run through all the conditioning drills in your books.

"Air-Conditioning America", a book by Gail Cooper, cites a 1957 survey in which 90% of American firms named cooled air as the single biggest boost to their productivity.

He sees the broken blackboards at Damascus University and classrooms that are without heating in winter or air-conditioning in summer.Neither book says much about the Syrian regime's exiled opponents (though Mr Ajami interviews some well-heeled types in Istanbul).

On average crowds at Cherrywood Road last season of 652, and with eight full-timers on his books plus a conditioning coach and dietician, he has been obliged to underwrite the club with capital drawn from the family business.

But I was also one of those embarrassing cases who prayed to be a writer from an early age — or, failing that, to find or invent some job for which I got to read books in air-conditioning.

[Here a long footnote explains the Putnam-Lewis Dutch book argument for conditioning.] Nevertheless they seem fully in line with the intuitions of scientists in simple cases and with the intuitions of the most experienced and most successful scientists in trickier and more complex cases.

Acres of Books has no air conditioning or computerized filing system, no Frappuccinos or speakers sounding elevator tunes.

He laughed, then said of players who are better known for their conditioning regimens: "They can write a book and do videos.