Sentence examples for identified books from inspiring English sources

GSA had identified books for priority replacement that were in high demand by students, staff and researchers.

A 2016 New York University study identified "book deserts" in poor neighborhoods of Detroit, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, concluding that there were fewer bookstores in high-poverty areas where families can buy children's books.

Librarything won't identify books from barcodes.

"Young kids identify books as a tool for punishment," said Mr. Moallem.

Prominent designers from an array of disciplines identify books that were seminal in shaping their lives and work.

As we identify books that have risen into the public domain, we will add them to our reprint program.

That data was searchable snippets of text helped identify books related to search terms and, recently, Google made it into a bookstore.

Technology originally developed for tagging sheep and cattle by the logistics industry is now being used by academic libraries to identify books.

The symbol is the counterpart of the call number or shelf number that is used commonly in libraries to identify books and other loan items.

"Some writers feel they never authored a book if The Times doesn't review the book". Incoming books first go to "previewers," who each go through 10 or so of them a week to identify books to review.

Engage in the ultimate blind date with a book, trying to identify books while blindfolded.