The Vails, who had a long history in the restaurant business in New England, have anticipated the details that can make a visit memorable: a library filled with good books, an honor-bar stocked with Medalla beer, a gorgeous swimming pool with vistas of the Caribbean, folding chairs for the beach, umbrellas for the soft tropical rain.
Steenbeck in its library), a memorable exhibit at the Swiss Institute (which featured piles of folding chairs tangled together supporting TV monitors playing videos by Godard), the erstwhile screening room at the Public Theatre, and, of course, the New Community Cinema in Huntington, Long Island.
One of the most dramatic events in recent library history ended in a memorable triumph that remains a touchstone for communities across the country struggling to keep their libraries open in challenging times.
The most memorable founding fathers all had extensive personal libraries that they carefully cultivated.
Miller also complimented Sylvan's performance and called the recording "memorable" and "thrilling", recommending it for any classical music library.
Long passages are devoted to memorable but extraneous characters like the taxi driver who keeps a library in his cab.
One truly memorable and thoroughly original part of the hotel is the elongated "Neo-arab" library or study (though there are just a few books) with decorative plasterwork and arabesque motifs that beautifully recall Cordoba's vital Moorish heritage.
Occasionally they skated on the slants of the high school car park and Terlick chortles as he recalls one memorable evening when a nude model was being drawn by art students in the library.
The library, enclosed behind a towering glass atrium overlooking the water, was not one of Mr. Pei's most memorable early works, nor was it particularly innovative, but the link to Kennedy lent him instant glamour.
In a memorable passage that exemplifies his ambivalence, Hanagarne considers whether religion should be classified under fiction or non-fiction in a library.
