Sentence examples for withdrawn library from inspiring English sources

At the New York Times's Lens blog, Kerry Mansfield's photo series on discarded and withdrawn library books.

To wit, witness Kerry Mansfield's "Expired," a series whose substance is the physicality of discarded and withdrawn library books.

Some lavish their attention on books that belong to no one, as in the photo series "Expired," by Kerry Mansfield, which documents discarded or withdrawn library books, or a Tumblr entirely devoted to photos of the abandoned books found on Brooklyn stoops.

"If any books are declared 'extremist' through a court proceeding, they are put into the special list of the ministry of justice of the Russian Federation and immediately withdrawn from libraries.

The PhD was withdrawn from the library shelves, and soon disappeared from the university library's catalogue.

For this last category, the CRG was contacted and the protocols had been withdrawn from the Library on the advice of the Collaboration because they were seen to be out of date.

Council funding was withdrawn from 14 libraries in 2011.

Additionally, 22 of the reviews that we had originally identified as relevant to the register were subsequently found to be withdrawn from The Cochrane Library and could not be included in our analysis.

Bienvenu Mbuto Mondondo, a Congolese national studying in Brussels, filed suit to obtain an injunction against the continued publication, distribution and sale of Hergé's comic book Tintin in the Congo (Tintin au Congo), as well as seeking to have the book withdrawn from bookshops and libraries in Belgium.

In 1940, however, several of her poems were published in the literary monthly Zvezda ("The Star"), and a volume of selections from her earlier work appeared under the title Iz shesti knig ("From Six Books")—only to be abruptly withdrawn from sale and libraries.

According to figures collated by Public Libraries News in the last financial year, 61 libraries were withdrawn from service.