Sentence examples for library keeping from inspiring English sources

The guidelines allow prisoners to borrow books from their library, keeping up to 12 titles in their cell at any one time.

More than 25 designers will decorate the house, including a library, keeping room, artist and fashion studios, a solarium and a playhouse.

Also present at the hearing were the two women Berenson's wife, and his longtime mistress, Nicky Mariano who were primarily responsible for running the complex household at I Tatti, and for overseeing Berenson's correspondence, cataloguing his library, and keeping detailed versions of his vast lists of attributions.

Also present at the hearing were the two women — Berenson's wife, and his longtime mistress, Nicky Mariano — who were primarily responsible for running the complex household at I Tatti, and for overseeing Berenson's correspondence, cataloguing his library, and keeping detailed versions of his vast lists of attributions.

This would combine the advantages of the pooled-tissue library with keeping the information on the tissue origin of each EST.

These plates were prepared and assayed in 30-plate batches according to their numerical order in the source library plates, keeping duplicate plates together.

Margaret M. Churley River Edge, N.J., Sept. 27, 2010 • To the Editor: As an elected city and county library board member for a number of years, I find that the rapid changes in needs of libraries in keeping up with the times, combined with what can be seen as a rapid decrease in financing, is direly affecting our plans and dreams.

Other complaints have focused on problems adding albums to local libraries, and keeping that synchronised between devices.

In this paper we describe a HepML format and a corresponding C++ library developed for keeping complete description of parton level events in a unified and flexible form.

The DNA of 'Yahoo Weather' is readily evident, as is how closely that design forecasted the direction Apple went with iOS 7. If you're not a Yahoo Mail user, then you've probably got a fairly large library of mail keeping you locked into your current provider.

The requested funding would be used, respectively, to expand library services (even keeping some branches open all week) and to perform necessary maintenance, according to the NYPL. .