Sentence examples for damaging books from inspiring English sources
Defectors wrote damaging books.
As it celebrates the holiest Catholic Church year since 2000, the Vatican is also trying Italian journalists, among others, for leaking information that led to two damaging books.
The new book return system damages books, and reshelving is slow.
On Wednesday, they displayed damaged books from Occupy Wall Street's library, recovered from the city's Sanitation Department.
The sisters and Ben bring him damaged books that they consider valuable, and he repairs them — "mending gently," as he calls it, with a minimum of intrusion and the easy decisiveness of the achieved craftsman.
His parents both work at M.I.T. His mother is the Thomas F. Peterson Jr. conservator of special collections, restoring aging and damaged books and manuscripts, and his father is the Frederick G. Keyes professor of chemistry.
The sisters and Ben bring him damaged books that they consider valuable, and he repairs them—"mending gently," as he calls it, with a minimum of intrusion and the easy decisiveness of the achieved craftsman.
After the 1988 fire at the Academy of Sciences Library in what was then Leningrad, Mr. Waters was called in because his system of "phased conservation" seemed the only way to approach 3.6 million damaged books.
Repair any damaged books.
Sunlight can easily damage books.
Insects can damage books, so you want to put any plants on the outskirts of your nook, and check regularly for infestations.
