In Washington, where the show had its out-of-town tryout, the reviews were largely positive, though some major critics were skeptical, citing a leaden, out-of-date book and, in one case, an unwieldy, grand-scale design.
There is no clear reason why I should, for example, make an out-of-date book available to folks who may want to read it.
Referring to complaints about libraries filled with out-of-date books, Justice Lerner chose to be deliberately oblivious.
High-street bookshops, which carry a reasonable selection of what publishers call "mid-list" and "back-list" titles that is, modestly popular and somewhat out-of-date books—are struggling.
In response to testimony that city schools often offer students out-of-date books, the court wrote, "surely a library that consists predominantly of classics should not be viewed as one that deprives students of the opportunity to a sound basic education".
The Black schools, housed in inferior, poorly ventilated buildings and using out-of-date books from the White schools, held split sessions so the children could help plant, weed, and pick cotton at different times of year.
When not sticking pins into clogged Elmer's glue dispensers, she was mixing paint colors on a palette or flour and water in a bowl, or consulting her vast collection of out-of-date reference books, or combing through a jar in search of the right size nut or bolt.
It is likely that out-of-date text books can be found, but the old model referenced by the authors does not conform to the present understanding of the electrical and energetic properties of many nutrient transporters.
Gray says he was inspired by out-of-date A-Z books and the "you are here" dots on city maps.
The science relating to the current subtype H6N1 is changing so rapidly that any book is out-of-date by the time it is published.
With electronic books, ads can be served dynamically, just like they are online – not only does that remove the problem of out-of-date ads being stuck in old books, but it also allows messages to be tailored to the individual reader.
