Her sizable holdings also include a veritable library of flour-sack fabrics from the 20's, 30's and 40's.
It has sold more than 15 million copies and inspired a veritable library of books about pregnancy, including "Eating Well When You're Expecting," "What to Expect the First Year" and "What to Expect Before You're Expecting".
Sitting next to me, in the crowded warren of seats by the window, an experienced traveler with a stoic expression pulled out his own bag full of tricks — a portable DVD player and a veritable library of novels.
There is a veritable library of books and articles on the politicisation of the police over the last three decades (I am responsible for some of these dead trees myself).
The redactions in the drone memo's footnotes are perhaps the most disturbing, because they suggest the existence of an entire body of secret law, a veritable library of authoritative legal opinions produced by Justice Department lawyers but withheld from the American public.
"A Woman in Charge" and "Her Way" join what is, by now, a veritable library of Clinton biographies, including Donnie Radcliffe's "Hillary Rodham Clinton: A First Lady for Our Time," Gail Sheehy's "Hillary's Choice," David Brock's "The Seduction of Hillary Rodham," and Edward Klein's "The Truth About Hillary".
You can practically float on the sugary carbonation: Lined up on the shelves of Galco's Soda Pop Stop, in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, is a veritable library of sodas and beers from around the world, from Brooklyn egg cream to Brazilian guarana soda to Indian Malta.
The houses might recommend or even buy outright for you (at a price, of course) a veritable library on any artist as well as supply computer-generated sales sheets of every auction price attained for the artist in question, if they will elicit a sliver of interest.
