Sentence examples for german library from inspiring English sources

Good to know the next time you are in a German library.

There are 58,000 people in these photographs who lack an ID number assigned by the German library, and the archive would like Wikipedia editors to help identify who is in these photographs and add these codes.

Oma brought back a piano with her, had whole albums of Beethoven and Brahms, Schubert lieder and also her German library, beautifully embossed leather books in the old German script.

For there I was, standing in a German library, searching for clues, peering intently at a photograph of a boy whose name will likely be forever lost, and replicating the very gesture of decipherment that the fictional character Jacques Austerlitz describes in Sebald's novel.

Apart from language and scope (general psychiatry as opposed to, e.g., psychopharmacology or psychiatry of old age or childhood) journals were included when they were available in the German library of medicine (ZBMed, Deutsche Zentralbibliothek für Medizin, Köln) or when they were freely accessible online.

The book has been published in other countries including the US and is held for research purposes by German libraries.

Concurrently, the German wars of religion were instrumental in the development of the great German libraries, such as the Herzog August Bibliothek in Wolfenbüttel.

After receiving her B.A. at Wellesley College in 1935 and teaching for several years at girls' preparatory schools in Illinois and Colorado, she earned degrees in German history and library science at Columbia University in 1942 and 1944.

The pervy project is called "Bib Love," referencing the first letters of "Bibliothek," the German word for library, and, according to the German newspaper Der Spiegel they've pasted posters around the campus promising "Good Grades through Good Sex".

Michael Simonson, 44, is the archivist at the Leo Baeck Institute in Manhattan, a research library on German Jewry.

The one sequence in which we hear Mr. Kiefer attempt to discuss his work is a conversation with a German interviewer in the library at Barjac.