Sentence examples for library think from inspiring English sources

But if you have some extra money to spare for your library think of them when you are thinking of financial ways to resist.

PRISON LIBRARY: Think that prison literature begins and ends with Jack Henry Abbott's "In the Belly of the Beast"?

Groove: This is another company that's been around, as a playlist generator for your existing iTunes library; think Songza, but with music you own instead of music you stream from the web.

I was tempted to move in a way that would make the others in the library think of me strangely, the way I had moved when I was in the gallery.

One student sitting at a table on the third floor of the library thought it was a book cart toppling.

(One wonders what Orozco's contemporary viewers in the reserve reading room at Dartmouth's Baker Library thought of this iconography).

His ideas long dominated library thought in the field of scholarly or, as they are now called, research libraries and achieved major expression in the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.

Gerard Manning, who curates the library, thinks it still serves a useful purpose.

Using a PCR-based approach Cenci et al.[ 26] identified and mapped clones from a durum wheat BAC library thought to contain genes coding for important enzymes involved in carotenogenesis.

Lauren Smith, one of the campaigners battling to save Doncaster's libraries, thinks that is worthy, but not enough.

said: "This is not a closure programme, I can absolutely assure you we are committed as a county council to libraries, we think libraries are great.