Library in sentence

630 examples of Library in a sentence

Without these, even the biggest library of information is useless.

This is a movie that I will be adding to my DVD library as soon as it comes out on DVD.

If you haven't seen this version, I urge you to find it, order it or request it from either a bookstore, or a library if you must.

Out of the top 24 lesbian films in my library, I must rate this one as the number one film of all times.

This movie has made a HUGE impact on me and I plan on buying a copy of it in the very near future for my personal library.

I don't know where this film is going to fit in the history books of Hollywood, but it will be in both mine and many others DVD or VHS library.

The middle woman in an effort to keep herself safe begins to play all sides against each other and sets up a meeting at the New York public library between various parties, however as people begin to die, the library is locked down and more murders (and perhaps some rare book larceny) seem to be close to happening.

It would be a welcome addition to any movie library.

I just wish that the film would be released so that I could get a copy of this for my film library.

I found this DVD in the library and based on the jacket notes, it looked like it might possibly be interesting: a black comedy set in 1940 France, just as the Germans are marching in.

Last year, I fell in love with the Tim Burton's version of Sweeney Todd so I wanted to check out the other versions of this musical and I found this one at the library.

I would like to see a reproduction of this movie back in the stores for all to rent or buy for their library collection.

I was bored, I got it from the library and I really enjoyed myself!

I borrowed this movie from library think it might be delightful.

As I said before it looks like the bond company had to come in because it seems like there was alot of footage that wasn't shot that needed to be, and all the music was very ill-fitting library music (cheap I guess).

This film has no business being anywhere in any legitimate cinema or library.

I found this film in the company library, showed it at the session, a number of people got physically sick and had to leave the room!

I was quite pleased to find this movie in the local video library - Cary Grant in a comedy set in the services, director Stanley Donen, so far what's not to like?

So one day he is riding his bike and because it is starting to rain, he decides to wait in the library until it stops raining.

This plot could not be worse as a boy, who's afraid of everything, becomes very brave at the very end of the film because he went into a library.

Universial Soldier 2 is just intense as poetry reading at your local library.

I got the DVD from the library in the expectation of getting a good idea of how things go on in the background at a major opera production.

I saw the DVD cover at the library about 2 or 3 years ago and the art looked crappy so I didn't pick it up until this year because the pictures on the back looked a little touching but I played this film.

The only reason I even watched this was because I found it at my local library (and will berate them mercilessly for having wasted public monies on it), and despite the plethora of tits and ass, it didn't take long to realize that the fast-forward button was my friend.

I picked up TRAN SCAN from the library and brought it home.

The drippy stock film library score, the painfully obvious stagebound sets, and the crude cinematography are pretty lousy and unimpressive as well.

Well, when I found Wendigo at the library, I checked it out hoping to be one of those films that had a supernatural being haunting people in the woods much like the stories that were told at camp.

For precisely an hour, most of the dialogue concerns what to do about the drapes hanging in the library (this thread isn't used as symbolism, rather it's a red herring in a non-mystery!).

I have this film out of the library right now and I haven't finished watching it.

One can only assume that Robert Osborne is contractually obligated to express delight at even the least appealing films in the TCM library as this would explain him extolling the 'virtues' of this "charming" film during his introduction when I saw this on cable TV.

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