Sentence examples for sort of library from inspiring English sources

Judging from the Chesterfield sofa and leather-bound volumes, they are in some sort of library.

I am charged with the worst sort of library crime - defacing books.

Most people have over the past decade learned to think of the world wide web as a gigantic sort of library, with "pages" and "directories".

The columns of glacier water reminded me of the core samples that climate scientists drill out of the deep ice, which likewise function as a sort of library or memory, recording altered states and weathers, sometimes over many centuries.

The repository is a sort of library dating from the 18th century, now housed in a brownstone near Central Park that's mysteriously bigger on the inside than it is on the outside, with glorious Tiffany windows that... well, surely the images in the windows aren't moving?

I've opened gifts in years past that have been round the block so many times they should come with some sort of library card, but the thing that really gives away the existence of a vast, secretive regifting black economy is panettone.

It was the personal collection of a local man, whose house became a neighborhood meeting place and an unofficial sort of public library.

These airliner tubes, with their confined hours-long intervals, had been a last refuge from the grid, a sort of enforced library reading room.

When scouring online archives for books, Green sees his role as "creating some sort of ideal library, or at least the weirder miscellaneous section".

But it also has something to do with the fact that in those days Turkey lacked the sort of large library where you could easily locate any book you wanted.

In his ramshackle SoHo studio – a sort of comics library with a membership of just one, it consists of a dingy bathroom, a kitchenette, a drawing board, the odd dusty plant and about eight million quietly groaning books – Spiegelman lights yet another cigarette.