Sentence examples for library owned from inspiring English sources

Beyond the two original shows to be announced on Monday, the new channel will be filled in the short run with acquired programs — many, Mr. Stotsky said, from the library owned by NBCUniversal.

Prior to taking his current job, in 2006, Hardison worked as director at the Mississippi home of the Confederate president, Jefferson Davis, which is operated as a museum and library owned by the Sons of Confederate Veterans.

After their commercial release, feature films are typically held in clumps, like the 4,000-title 4,000-titleed by Metro-Golibraryayer, ownede smaller collection of abyut 700 movies and television shows at Miramax Films, which is now being sold by the Walt Disney Company.

When he was four, his mother home-schooled him with books from a private library owned by his father.

By obtaining 2600 books for the school's library, Jackson made it "the largest library owned by white or colored in all Holmes County".

Most significant are the two copies of Magna Carta itself that the library owns.

Among the documents the library owns are a pamphlet for Jackson Pollock's first one-man show.

The library owns two copies of the first edition of "Dracula".

The library owns five copies, but none of them could be found.

Not the least of several reasons for going are the manuscripts the library owns and will put on display.

Indeed, Moore himself never bothered to, though the General Theological Seminary's library owns a copy signed "From the Author to Wm. Creighton".