Sentence examples for rare map from inspiring English sources

Rare map collections support research across disciplines.

The library hasn't decided when to exhibit the rare map.

I have a son, Tom, who has autism ("A Boy, a Mother and a Rare Map of Autism's World," Nov. 19).

One of those who see need for improvement is Robert W. Craig, the principal historic preservation specialist at the New Jersey Historic Preservation Office, who said that in the course of writing a paper a few years ago he had asked the library whether it had a copy of a rare map by L.F. Douglass.

("Every map dealer has a drawer full of maps of France," Kenneth Nebenzahl, a Chicago dealer, told me. "The French just have no interest. Don't ask me why. And if you've got a rare map of Lower Slobovia, no matter how beautiful it is, you'll never sell it").

Now, that rare map is giving researchers some new insight into just how busy beavers can be.

Mary Kocol also photographs rare maps lit by a powerful lamp.

Buonfiglio found "what appeared to be rare maps and documents"; there were seven of them.

In 1978, Andrew Antippas, an English professor at Tulane, pleaded guilty to stealing five rare maps from the Sterling.

Within each group were specialists in photography, exhibition design, cartography, computer science, symbolic systems, rare maps, rare books, Earth science, history, natural resources law, and more.

Harvard is one of the few American collections to have copies of all 10 of these rare maps.