Sentence examples for material housed from inspiring English sources

At home this week, he stood leafing proudly through his private archives of Qaeda material, housed in a small, locked room with an electric sliding door.

The Salmon of Doubt, published posthumously in 2002, was a collection of fragments and part of an unfinished novel culled from his hard drive, but his new biographer Jem Roberts, who was given full and exclusive access by Adams' family to his papers, found a treasure trove of unsuspected work within the boxes and boxes of material housed in St John's College.

Until recently it was used as a store room, but much of the material housed there has now been moved to the new archive building.

Then there's the potential windfall from the famed "vault" of unreleased material housed at Paisley Park.

Roark added that nuclear material housed at the facility was in no danger, and that combustible material -- trees, brush and grass -- were not close enough to sensitive buildings to serve as fuel for an approaching fire.

We assessed any morphological data by analysis of voucher material housed in the National Science Museum, Tokyo, except the three characters concerning larval morphology.

In addition to the newspaper sources and a very good 1984 book by Benjamin F. Martin that she drew on, materials housed in the French National Archives, which include a parliamentary investigation of the Humbert scandal and are available on request, would have helped.

By the late 1950s, Parker Brothers printed only game sets with board, pieces and materials housed in a single white box.

The British Museum Library was one of the world's greatest libraries, and the Reading Room allowed researchers more room to work with the books and other research materials housed in the British Museum Library.

Obviously, it will need power, a physical mechanism for connecting and transmitting (such as a radio) and a material housing for its functionality.

We used norms of the Government of India to assess housing quality where permanent material housing referred to classifications of 'Pukka' and 'Semi-kaccha' and temporary material housing referred to the 'Kaccha' classification.