Sentence examples for whose library from inspiring English sources

Or scholars at other universities whose library also didn't collect systematically and now has enormous gaps?

One award-winning example is in Lambeth, whose library challenge apprecently won an award for digital innovation in public services.

The books all bore the bookplate of the lawyer-novelist Louis Auchincloss, who died in 2010, and whose library was known to have been sold.

She was a descendant of Mattityahu Strashun, whose library in Vilnius was the largest library of Jewish learning in this center of the Jewish Enlightenment Movement.

"I wanted to offer people a chance to see some great suppliers without overwhelming them," said Ms. Hanlin, whose library is open free to the public.

Even for young men ablaze with ambition, there is a limit... Has there ever been a public figure whose library led him to greatness?

It also rewards those whose libraries are stronger than their recent creations.

It would be unfair, he said, because not all libraries use a debt collector, and consumers whose libraries do not use them would have an advantage in the marketplace over people whose libraries do.

Abandoned by their owners, many films fell into the hands of collectors, whose libraries were eventually deposited with the national archive.

Collisions with publishers' paywalls occur regularly, not just for members of the public with limited or zero access to university libraries, but also for researchers, both rich and poor, whose libraries cannot maintain subscriptions to every journal.

As a result, it can sometimes take years to publish a paper, which is then typically available for a time only to colleagues at major academic institutions whose libraries pay for subscriptions.