Sentence examples for taking the books from inspiring English sources

"To me collection of U.S. persons data would mean taking the books off the shelf, opening it up and reading it".

Flooding is so common at the branch that Tina Freeman, the librarian, is a practiced expert at storm preparations, which involves taking the books from lower shelves and stacking them on chairs, above the flood line.

The society still spent roughly $27,000 to print hard copies because attendees are in the habit of taking the books back to the office for reference, but Ms. Foss said she expected members to gradually make the transition to a digital format.

Now, before I get criticized for taking the books too seriously, I'd like to say that overall, I liked this romance trilogy.

David Cameron and George Osborne made a disastrous mistake in taking the book literally".

The word 'scrunch' seems too modern, taking the book out of its period.

For "taking the book" a height adjustable shelf was used.

That way, you can listen to yourself reading the book without taking the book home.

He took the books to the prison in Thomaston instead.

Meanwhile, Henry and Sean have taken the books in for marking this weekend.

At the time, she took the books for granted — she was so young when it happened.