Sentence examples for usual library from inspiring English sources

The couple, from Millburn, N.J., did the usual library outings, as well as daily read-alouds, sometimes for as long as two hours.

The gala will be in lieu of the usual "library luminaries" event that the Gunn has been holding every spring since 1996, which has featured Litchfield County celebrities as dinner-party guests at different homes around town.

However, it suffers from inherent limitations, such as the limited number of available chemical reactions and the low information content of usual chemical library deconvolution.

In addition to the fact that humans are diploid, with cells harboring two genomes from the parents, the presence of numerous repetitive elements that are longer than the usual sequencing library insert size makes it close to impossible to assemble genome sequences with short-read sequencing alone (El-Metwally et al. 2013).

Programmers have been adopting the format, which is built from a bigger-than-usual music library and results in odd mixes of songs from various eras and genres, partly as a response to the popularity of iPods and satellite radio, which offer deep playlists with no commercials.

These moments are available in usual statistical libraries.

They talk about their upcoming modules, which include law, crime and criminal psychology, while nearby all the usual campus facilities – library, medical centre, gym, football pitches – are filled with people.

It is becoming more usual for public libraries to lend music scores, phonograph records, compact discs, and, in some countries notably Sweden and the United Kingdom original works of art for enjoyment, against a deposit, in the home.

On 15 December 1978, he went to the library as usual and was found some time later, dead at his desk.

It contains the usual memorabilia and a library, but at its heart are the 5,000 gifts that he received during his 12 years as French president.

He sees that it is more shattering to depict St Jerome beating his own chest with a rock than poring over his books in the library (as usual) accompanied by that dozing lion.