Sentence examples for stacking books from inspiring English sources

The dancers of "Scrawl," with Jennifer Allen replacing Mr. Gutierrez, spent much time performing mundane activities like picking up newspapers, sitting on stairs, stacking books and opening packages.

He added that athenaeum methods of stacking books (by size or by several different or proprietary systems) also promote serendipitous discoveries.

At one point they kept stacking books ever higher, pausing only to place an outstretched woman on them as if on a bier.

But this was not enough to stop UK Uncut, which has already staged demonstrations at Vodafone, Boots and Top Shop, stacking books on mobile shelves they had inserted in the Islington branch of Barclays.

Mrs. Stern recalled being dismayed watching her eldest son, a ninth grader, do the kind of community service that helped no one, like stacking books in a synagogue library or checking its pens for ink.

He was, it must be said, working with willing material, in that she had outsize bravado, and despite their extreme poverty (when she first arrived in New York, she slept on benches in Central Park), an instinctive integrity: when she was still stacking books a couple of people "saw potential in me and offered me quite a bit of money to do records as early as 1971, '72, but not in my own way.

Behind it were stacked books lost and found articles, etc.

I love the idea of treating bookshelves (or stacked books, in this instance) like sediment.

Even the New York Times had a policy on how to stack books on a desk (horizontally).

I would stack books for five minutes, play with the lump for five minutes, so on and so forth.

On the main floor, you can find more precariously stacked books, plus work from students at the Kansas City Art Institute, or see performances from local musicians and poets.