Sentence examples for lending library for from inspiring English sources
It has a lending library for guests, stocked with signed first editions and staffed by a sommelier.
The Broads started the Broad Art Foundation, which was to be a lending library for museums and universities, and also provided storage for pieces that Broad thought were significant enough to buy but didn't care to look at every day.
The competition brief calls for roughly 35,000 square feet of gallery space and a 45,000-square-foot archive of works, to be used as a lending library for art museums around the world.
"They don't want to be used as a lending library for consumers who buy a camera, go to a wedding over the weekend to take pictures and then bring back the camera on Monday," Mr. Dworsky said.
Miss Stein was the first subscriber to Sylvia's lending library, for which she wrote a jocular little advertisement, sent to the rest of us Americans in the quarter, to incite us also to subscribe, which most of us did.
What had once been an Arab grocery store now became Whitman's first bookshop, Le Mistral – he claimed it was named after his first love, but visitors might have assumed a connection with the French poet Frédéric Mistral – comprising a regular shop for those who could afford to buy books and a lending library for those who could not.
Illich advocated for the dismantling of educational institutions and, in their stead, the establishment of informal alternatives, like lending libraries for prohibitively expensive equipment and an educational match-making clearinghouse.
Lending Library of Science Equipment.
One of the best ideas I saw in Japan: in the center of a beautiful neighborhood playground, this rain-proof mushroom, whose stem contains large, deep doors exposing a free lending library of books for all ages of kids.
Designed to track inventory for video stores and lending libraries, Readerware is one of a few programs popular with DVD enthusiasts.
As classes began last week, hundreds of public schools across New York City received a precious delivery: small lending libraries for each class from kindergarten through third grade.
