Sentences with phrase «stack of books from»

I decided to cover my stack of books from the living room in a pretty Fall fabric.

So, I took that Fear and my library card and checked out a stack of books from the library.

For Christmas, I received a nice little stack of books from family members.

I decided to cover my stack of books from the living room in a pretty Fall fabric.

Not knowing what advice parents were getting about sleep spurred me to buy a stack of books from Amazon and delve into the contentious and controversial subject of sleep training.

I have been filling the well with stacks of books from the library.

Not exact matches

The idea came from wanting guidance as a first - time parent, yet not having time to read stacks of parenting books.

Stack, CEO of Springfield Remanufacturing, is one of the few who have put all the pieces together — from setting goals based on open - book management, to bonus plans, cost accounting, and employee ownership.

One day I requested Jordan B. Peterson's first book, Maps of Meaning, from the university library stacks.

To understand an Atheist's point of view completely you'd need to read a stack of books ranging from biology, chemisty, astronomy, physics and anthropology.

You registered for that last class, you signed up with an advisor, you checked out stacks of thick academic books from the library.

Most of these books come to me from publishers and imprints with a faith - based focus, so at the end of each week I find myself sorting through a stack of freshly printed titles on topics ranging from biblical interpretation, to racial justice, to faith and doubt, to «Christian sex,» in the form of everything from spiritual memoirs, to specialty Bibles, to coloring books.

Having had Sarah Britton's Life - Changing Loaf (of the My New Roots food blog) speak to me many times over the last few years (I have the printed recipe in my stack of «to make» recipes to prove it), it wasn't until I checked out the Food52 Genius recipe book from the library that I was catapulted to action.

Our review of select items is coming soon but some of our favorites from this Canadian company are the whimsical Favorite Animals wooden picture book (no worries if baby likes to gnaw on this book), the stylish Organic Soft Blocks, the artfully crafted Stacking Fire wooden puzzle toy, and this wooden airplane for future pilots, adventurers, and world travelers.

From stacking toys and animal toy sets to books and games to develop memory, we have a wide variety of toys that your children will enjoy.

Apple Tree Alphabet Letter Match — Still Playing School Apple Piece Names — Preschool Powol Packets Apple Addition within 5 Dough Strips — Sea of Knowledge Fingerprint Apple Counting Activity — Messy Little Monster Red apple number bonds to 10 — Rainy Day Mum Apple Tree Playdough — Clare's Little Tots Apple picking sticky wall — views from a Step stool Baked Apples — Witty Hoots Caramel Apple Pops - The Moments at Home Apple Stack Game and Snack - Toddler Approved Jumping Apple Seeds - JDaniel4's Mom Apple Theme STEM Activity for Preschoolers — The Educators» Spin On It Glitter Apple Stamping — My Bored Toddler Apple Tree Tracing Page - Mama Smiles Apple Farm Song with Movement — My Storytime Corner Ten Red Apples: Number Words Activities - Growing Book by Book Apple Tree Gross Motor Game — Inspiration Laboratories Apple Sewing — CrArty Kids Visual Perception Apple Activity — The OT Toolbox

, snap - front tees (with stamped images if I have the time), my favorite stacking cups from Ikea, a copy of my newest favorite book (On the Night You Were Born).

We want photos of you sweeping the glitter off the village hall floor; heading out to teach 5 people on a dark evening half an hour's drive away after a long day at work; your piles of philosophy books stacked next to your mat; your tabs of marking for trainees; the scrubby you use on the handstand footprints on the wall; the loose change rattling in the donation box after the PWYC; your studio rent bill; the baby sick on your yoga top after mums and baby yoga; the holes in your favourite decade - old yoga leggings; the charity shop where you buy more; coffee stains on cork blocks and the hospital room where you teach cancer patients; the costume box for your yoga and theatre kids class; your ID badge for prison work; the hug from the student who finally learned to stand on one leg...

Remember when research papers started by compiling a stack of notecards, each with a quote snagged from a book or journal?

From the very few pictures I've seen that ONE person was not getting what they paid for, there were really clearly massive displays from other authors crowding their space, and they had nothing but a tiny stack of boFrom the very few pictures I've seen that ONE person was not getting what they paid for, there were really clearly massive displays from other authors crowding their space, and they had nothing but a tiny stack of bofrom other authors crowding their space, and they had nothing but a tiny stack of books.

Each blog will choose one favorite book from their stack of thirty, leading to ten finalists.

I've been flattered that many libraries have multiple copies of the book, and I hope they continue the trend and stack the shelves with a few copies of Crooked Numbers, my second book in the Raymond Donne series, published in October 2013 from St. Martin's / Minotaur Books.

I can recall shopping for books when I was younger and money was tight and selecting the longest book from a stack of three or four because I knew it would take me longer to read it and thus make my dollar «go farther.»

Plus, my family and I are a little over a month away from moving to a new apartment, and I've got to decide which books to get rid of from the teetering stacks on the floor in my room as well as the books sitting on the lip of the shelves of my bookcases, but not in my bookcases.

I purchased quite a stack from the books out this week with a number of series I'm collecting having with new volumes — 20th Century Boys, Cross Game, Replica and a few more must - haves.

Her first published mystery, DYING TO GET PUBLISHED, was plucked from a stack of unsolicited manuscripts at Ballantine Books.

They provide an added excuse for solace at my favourite local comic store and a stack of new books to keep me company as I cower from nail guns and busted plumbing.

Check this: Friend Me on Goodreads I use Goodreads to keep track of all the books I want to read, but I also have stacks of physical books, and my nook is filled with purchased books, library books, and manuscripts from awesome writer friends.

Level four is when I look at my bank account report, and the Prometheus Award on the wall, the stack of letters from the Boykin Books Fan Club pre-order list, and wonder «dang, what am I going to do with all this d-mn money?»

Who among us has not had that panic attack of realizing that we were ten pages from the end of the current book and hours away from the next in our to be read stack?

I had stacks of rejections from agents and publishers for books that included Maid for Love, book 1 in the Gansett series, Treading Water, book 1 in the series of that name, Georgia on My Mind, The Wreck, True North and The Fall.

I've been picking up the Previews magazines for years, oogling all the different books coming out from publishers and wondering how long until the stacks of Preview magazines I've yet to get rid of will crush me in my sleep.

The cat, aptly named Leapfrog, can be seen hurdling over everything from a stack of books to a basset hound.

Just be careful... as you'll see from other comments on this post there is a lot of doubt as to whether or not points & cash bookings stack with any stay challenges.

To my surprise, she booked only one ticket which was for me and the other one she bought that through the miles program «earn united miles,» we travel mostly from united airlines so we had a huge stack of miles which she consumed to buy her own ticket.

If that is the case, it's working incredibly well — Activision is building forts out of the fat stacks rolling in not only from the Skylanders games and associated toys, but also from book and mobile tie - ins.

Behind each Copley painting are works from his collection by Wifredo Lam, Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst, Man Ray and Francis Picabia, Mexican folk objects in shelves with stacks of books ranging from Mad magazine to surveys of Pre-Colombian and Cycladic art.

Meanwhile, in «10,000 Mantras,» at Studio 10, Meg Hitchcock continues to use collage as a meditative practice through the reformulation of cut letters taken from holy (and not - so - holy) books.9 Here, the flat shapes of earlier work give way to increasingly complex stacks of letters.

Regarding his decision to install the sculpture in CAMH's Ballard Fountain, Havel states, «From the beginning I thought a stack of transparent books rising from the middle of the fountain was conceptually and visually the most interestFrom the beginning I thought a stack of transparent books rising from the middle of the fountain was conceptually and visually the most interestfrom the middle of the fountain was conceptually and visually the most interesting.

Formed from twenty - nine individual components stacked against one another, the whole resembles a row of books, or an archive of casts.

Mostly his paintings, but also the bright walls, his magnificent collection of tribal objects from around the world, the grand piano and other musical instruments given centre stage, stacks of musical scores, art books and catalogues.

On first go round we thought we'd licked it: 90 boxes in the hold, Boyle Heights book stacks with gaps the size of ripe watermelons, staff sore and exhausted from three days of sorting and

A pile of books reveals that the top tired and well thumbed copy is actually a fictional book by a fictional writer; 5 well worn, aged box files are stacked horizontally on top of one another with such hand - written titles as Time Lines, Tide Lines and provenance; a home made page - per - day calendar, assembled in an ad - hoc manner from a metal lever arch and laser printed A4 paper with notes and images taken from the artist's notebooks including sketches, ideas and general to do lists.

At the museum's Betty and Edward Marcus Sculpture Park at Laguna Gloria, large - scale bronze works will be on view, including Miffy Fountain (2008), a working fountain that co-opts the beloved children's book character created by Dutch author and illustrator Dick Bruna; a new edition of Sachs's bronze interpretation of a Buddhist stupa, Stupa (2012), created specifically for this exhibition; and Duralast (2008), a Dadaist construction from the artist's series of «battery towers,» comprising a stack of automobile batteries rendered in bronze.

For the last decade, she has worked out of a remote studio in a former schoolhouse in rural Sweden, pulling the subjects of her paintings from a trove of found imagery — stacks of outdated travel books and instruction manuals.

A scattered stack of books on Pozanti's studio floor — meditations on machines and the human mind and various innovations in between — is fodder for her upcoming exhibition at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, «Deep Learning,» concerned with what differentiates humans from artificial intelligence systems (AIs).

This artist's book reproduces 60 «print - painting» works by Wade Guyton, in which he layers reproductions from books and art magazines, tweaking the act of stacking into a painterly gesture.

Open in October 2014, The Stacks is New Orleans» only independent bookstore devoted entirely to contemporary art books, from exhibition catalogues to monographs, theory publications, visual and graphic arts, architecture, photography, children books... as well as a wide range of international magazines.

Comprising more than eighty works dating from 1999 to the present, Guyton's first midcareer survey features a dramatic, non-chronological design in which staggered rows of parallel walls confront the viewer like the layered pages of a book or stacked windows on a monitor.

Water rises from the bottom of the picture plane as damp clouds descend on the stacks threatening to destroy the books and information they hold.