用encyclopedias造句子，“encyclopedias”造句

Traditional non-specialist encyclopedias will simply be irrelevant, and probably bankrupt.

I expect the viability of specialist encyclopedias will vary by field, according to which experts embrace and contribute to Wikipedia.

This was before the VCR, so the only material evidence of her participation was the set of encyclopedias she received as a lovely parting gift.

Bible paper: A thin, opaque, high-tensile strength book paper used where low bulk is essential; for bibles, directory, dictionary, encyclopedias, etc. Basis weights normally range from 14 to 30 pounds. Another term for such a quality is India paper.

I sold encyclopedias door to door, almost 50 years ago.

For example, encyclopedias, reference books, many of the fine art books, and so on.

These fables have been printed innumerable times and can be found in most biographical encyclopedias and dictionaries. "p. 127."

Tat: You mean you read encyclopedias back to back?

However, the category of traditional encyclopedias and reference material has changed.

A sign in the window announced that the store was offering the first volume of a set of encyclopedias at the special price of 29 cents.

Young Bill, the middle child, was a diligent learner, reading a whole set of encyclopedias.

I have six years of experience proofreading, working on a wide range of subject matter. My experience spans trade magazines, college textbooks, medical encyclopedias and so on.

For general or background information, check out useful URLs, general information online, almanacs or encyclopedias online such as Britannica.

They are also considered the database owners of these encyclopedias.

Wamyoruijyushou is the first Chinese-Japanese dictionary in Japan, which is also called as "encyclopedias".