Sentence examples for faculty library from inspiring English sources

At Cambridge – where I read proper history instead – I sometimes ventured into the art history faculty library.

The egotist's egotist, James Stirling achieved fame with university buildings such as the history faculty library in Cambridge.

He endowed the Curtis Bradbury Kellar Chair in Law, and The Curtis B. Kellar Faculty Library was named by the Law School in recognition of his generous support.

In 2012, April Pierce, an Oxford graduate student, was sitting in the English Faculty Library, working on "some insufferable literary-critical dross".

And although the card did secure me faculty library privileges and a campus parking sticker, maybe it's just as well it never worked when the cashier at the faculty club--where weekly lunchtime science seminars were held--swiped it to tally my meals.

The expulsion document (BIU Montpellier, Register S 2 folio 87) still exists in the faculty library.

Most of your books will be available in faculty libraries – and because most courses don't change radically every year, there's also likely to be a lot of second-hand copies floating around at bargain prices.

Most of the remaining holdings are dispersed at departmental and faculty libraries, in addition to about 1.3 million bound volumes that are held by the colleges.

The by-laws further empower the seminary's trustees to provide it "with such property and buildings; faculty, administration, and staff; library and information resources; equipment and supplies as are necessary for the effective accomplishment of the Seminary's purpose".

The science faculty's library, for example, now houses fewer than 300 books.

In particular he and his partner James Gowan designed the history faculty and library at Cambridge, completed in 1968.