Sentence examples for extensive book collection from inspiring English sources

One of the libraries is filled with Mr. de Rooij's extensive book collection on photography, fashion and art.

Marcus's now deceased wife, forced by the Taliban to cut off her husband's hand in front of a crowd at a local stadium, went mad in the aftermath and nailed their extensive book collection to the ceiling.

Once she found a place for her extensive book collection, in custom-built shelves lining a long hallway, she settled easily into the circa 1830 farmhouse, she said, and into country life.

For example, the gift shop of the Nassau County Museum of Art, in the woods off Northern Boulevard in Roslyn, is filled with art-inspired items: its extensive book collection, original artwork and handmade jewelry, artifacts, ceramics and sculptures, often signed by the artist.

Even if you don't have an inspiration board, there may be things in your home you turn to for inspiration that may at first appear like clutter -- huge backlogs of magazines, an extensive book collection, a cabinet of colorful pottery.

Having an extensive book collection is essential to learning.

It is renowned for its extensive rare book collection, some of which is on extended loan to Beinecke Library at Yale University.

Cushing brought his extensive rare book collection with him to New Haven; he is shown with his books on the right.

Mr. Fischer would talk about chess, of course, but also about other things, like favorite volumes from his extensive comic book collection, which included a first-edition Superman.

Indeed, the ideal viewer — or reviewer, as the case may be — of the "Watchmen" movie would probably be a mid-'80s college sophomore with a smattering of Nietzsche, an extensive record collection and a comic-book nerd for a roommate.

In his extensive photo-book collection are volumes by the Dutch photographer Cas Oorthuys, who came to Britain in the nineteen-fifties to shoot scenes of Oxford and Cambridge, and the Chilean photographer Sergio Larrain, whose wintry pictures of London Parr edited for a specialized photography press in 1998.