Sentence examples for displaying books from inspiring English sources

Some debating points: "Bookshelves are not for displaying books you've read….

When Penguin launched its run of ten titles in 1935, the possibility of buying – and displaying – books opened to the masses.

"A library is truly a status room," an interior designer said in a stylish story in today's L.A. Times about displaying books at home.

He introduced discounting policies for bookstores in Italy, as well as the paperback original and the practice of displaying books face out in his bookstores.

By Dana Goodyear August 12, 2008 "A library is truly a status room," an interior designer said in a stylish story in today's L.A. Times about displaying books at home.

At his retirement, Columbia honored him with three separate exhibitions -- one of items acquired during his tenure; one documenting his life at Columbia, and the third displaying books that he donated to the university.

And my first e-readers can still display books.

The institute publicly displayed books that were listed by the church as undesirable.

It's designed to display books and other printed materials, and nothing more.

Above: A computer screen displays books available at BiblioTech, the first digital public library.

It is dusty, cold and empty of buyers, and it displays books published mostly in the '70s and '80s.