Sentence examples for sourcing books from inspiring English sources

Even with such an extraordinary team of bibliophiles behind me, however, sourcing books was no easy task.

In the online retail world, this process began with Amazon providing core e-commerce and packaging services, while wholesalers were responsible for sourcing books and warehousing them.

(Fans of Restoration Hardware's "source books" will recognize his favored sign-off — "Carpe Diem, Gary").

John Ruskin's writings were the much-quoted source books of the movement.

Later, I'll learn this quote comes verbatim from his introduction to one of the RH source books.

The proceedings are published in illustrated volumes that are encyclopedic source books on advanced theatre technology and architecture.

Crewel work designs were inspired by source books of ornaments or embroidery pattern books that had been published in Europe since the 16th century.

He accumulated a library of original source books and, in collaboration with other scholars, made English translations of classic works on metallurgy.

The man who controlled the "source books" — the inventory of British intelligence assets — was a red-faced ex-policeman with a crippling drinking habit.

RH's environmentally unfriendly catalogs, known as "source books," are prefaced by letters from the editor (Friedman), and run thicker than a September issue of Vogue.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: In class, students used secondary sources (books and the Internet) to research the history of space disasters.