Sentence examples for libraries destined for from inspiring English sources

There might be more scope for molecular weight distribution in libraries destined for chemical probe discovery, but beyond that, the property restrictions for lead-like drug discovery requirements also apply to chemical biology scenarios [22].

So our sorrow is embedded in it," he said, adding that perhaps not all of the libraries were destined for happy endings.

I filled four or five cartons with volumes destined for libraries, used-book stores and the recycling bin, and as I did so, certain criteria emerged.

In the 9th century a still elegant style was used for both patristic and classical works in splendid volumes destined for the imperial library or for presentation copies, such as the copy of Gregory of Nazianzus (Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris) made for the emperor Basil I between 879 and 883.

While in Devoto, he checked out a copy of Oscar Wilde's "Picture of Dorian Gray," destined for English-language learners, from the prison library.

"The recordings were made so we could use them, then the tapes were destined for Michael [Jackson]'s private library.

FRANKENSTEIN AT OXFORD -- The original manuscript of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's "Frankenstein" (1818) appears destined for a permanent home at the Bodleian Library at Oxford after Britain's National Heritage Fund awarded the library $5.2 million to buy it from a private collection.

They are destined for England.

Tapes once destined for NSA.

They seemed destined for obsolescence.

I am destined for something".