Sentence examples for the library called from inspiring English sources
The staff at the library called the episode a misunderstanding.
Ann Thornton, a top official at the library, called the situation "very unfortunate".
Valerie J. Geiss, a spokeswoman for the library, called the purchase "a substantial expansion" of the library's African-American collection.
To sift through and demonstrate such a collection, the library called upon Thomas Mellins, who had previously curated an exhibition on the history of Lincoln Center.
The library called the F.B.I. "Whoever did it must have a twist in his head," Roy Basler, the chief manuscript librarian, said.
Ken Gordon, a film curator who heads the silent film program at the library, called Mr. Oderman "a torchbearer from another era".
Lounging visitors thus relax directly above what the library calls the nation's memory.
The area the library calls the museum corner, clad in red horizontal siding, is shaped like a pentagon.
The DEF then distributes the library calls among the worker nodes of a compute cluster.
If you can't get the forms for your unfiled delinquent tax returns online, you may have luck going to the library (call the reference desk first) to see if they have the IRS forms you need from the previous years.
When the participant breathes into the microphone, We Make the Weather uses an object from the RjDj library called "a_breath" to analyze the breath.
