Sentence examples for locating books from inspiring English sources

Going to the library, locating books about the history of Mormonism, and reading those books takes a whole lot more effort than simply typing " Joseph Smith 40 wives" into Google.

This is the heart of the library, the platform where librarians greet readers and help them locate books.

A new smartphone service, planned for the autumn, will help shoppers locate books in the four-storey shop.

This research presents the results of a project that investigated how students use a library developed mobile app to locate books in the library.

Try to locate books that match your topic exactly.

At the library, and ask a librarian help you locate books about him.

Beside the Ocean of Time by George Mackay Brown (shortlisted in 1994) and set on the Orkney Islands is the most northerly located book in Booker prize history.

"The FBI's assertion is akin to suggesting that a search of a limited and arbitrarily produced card catalogue at a vast library is as likely to locate book pages containing a specified search term as a full text search of database containing digitized versions of all the books in that library," Shapiro said.

If firsthand and secondhand play has not built your knowledge of the rules of football, try going to a library or bookstore and locating a book that contains the printed word.

The Simulator has three major modules: (a) VFS Simulator performs VFS for locating and book-keeping; (b) OS Simulator takes the order of I/O submissions and performs Linux Kernel block layer functions (contains pluggable I/O Scheduler sub-module); and (c) Storage Simulator takes input from OS Simulator and returns performance metrics.

Generally, libraries will post the Dewey decimal centuries somewhere... 0 to 99 is General Information and Reference, 100-199 is Philosophy, 200-299 is Religion, etc... Don't be afraid to ask a librarian for help in locating a book.