Sentence examples for fine library from inspiring English sources

Its veteran staff members themselves outfitted a fine library with sofas and chairs.

Mocatta bequeathed his fine library of Jewish history and English Judaica to the University College of London.

A fine library of various versions of Shakespeare plays, including texts transcribed from early quartos and folios.

Every friend who has gone before -- with knowledge, kindness, the passion for learning - reminds us of the loss of a fine library.

Kemble was saved from ruin by the sale of his fine library and by a large loan, afterward converted into a gift, from the Duke of Northumberland.

He afterward obtained employment in the household of the Countess of Kent, at Wrest, Bedfordshire, where he had access to a fine library.

Despite all his hours in the fine libraries of Pasadena, Ebershoff seems to have forgotten that the city's society women played a major role in building its esteemed cultural institutions (including those libraries).

For decades, the dining hall of the august American Academy in Rome hewed to the tradition that has long underpinned higher education — fine libraries coupled with awful food — even though it is housed in an exquisite villa overlooking this ancient city, in a country renowned for fine, fresh ingredients.

To suggest that the director is intercepting mail is to make a malicious smear on the professionalism of one of the finest library directors in the country.

Mark Rosenzweig, the director of the Reference Center for Marxist Studies, a research center in New York City, contends that Cuba has one of the finest library systems in the developing world and that no books are officially banned by the government.

It was also one of the finest libraries in Asia.