Sentence examples for from our library from inspiring English sources

"We've been looking for a legitimate way to make money from our library," Mr. Mosko said.

"We are pleased that our partnership with Tesco allows us to bring the best in entertainment from our library of over 9,000 titles to even more people across the UK," said Blinkbox founder Michael Comish.

From time to time, we will be asking the photographers, curators, editors, and other characters who visit our department to select five books from our library that they would want to have with them should they be stranded on a desert island.

We knew the house, which is in California, had bookshelves, and while we wanted to curate a selection from our library, we didn't have time, so we just picked out a few boxes that were already packed and figured they were a good but random assortment.

As influenza A viruses have been classified into various subtypes, we want to know whether the isolated Nbs from our library are specific to H3N2.

This selection was made through extensive in vitro and in vivo assay from our library of mAbs against B. mallei and B. pseudomallei.

We have cut non-English-language newspapers from our libraries and community spaces and used that and other money to support English language initiatives.

Take the collective memory from our museums; remove the bands from our schools and choirs from our communities; lose the empathetic plays and dance from our theatres or the books from our libraries; expunge our festivals, literature and painting, and you're left with a society bereft of a national conversation … about its identity or anything else.

Adele Bamber, a campaigner for Save Coppull Library, which is proposed to become a "satellite library" – a unstaffed service sharing space in a council building – said that locals were "devastated that Lancashire county council feel the need to close down or reduce the service from our libraries".

First, the almost full-length sequences from our libraries were combined with the closest relatives, cultivated and uncultivated, from databases, aligned, and subjected to phylogenetic analysis using the neighbor-joining method [78].

Singletons derived from our libraries and clusters without any public ESTs were assessed in silico to retain every query EST that does not match data in Genbank since these ESTs represent data that have not been sampled by others.