borrowable's Usage Examples:

The titles can be searched online, and most of the books are borrowable.

Greenwood Press (1982); LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) "Wooding, Samuel David ("Sam")," p.

3, 87, 200 ISBN 978-0-1953-9082-7 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Frank, Rusty E.

and stretcher; forty years of work and play (1931) (scanned edition, borrowable) "Obituary".

machine, digital cameras, loaner laptops, portable DVD players, and other borrowable equipment (1st floor) Assistive Technologies Room (1st floor) [7] “Cyber.

Greenwood Press (1982); LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) "Smith, Chris, p.

Musicians, by Eileen Jackson Southern (1920–2002), Greenwood Press (1982) (borrowable online via Internet Archive) In Black and White, A guide to magazine articles.

43–44, 189, 258, 268, (borrowable online via Internet Archive) ""Chocolate Dandies" is Scoring Heavily,".

236; LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Her sources: Hendersonia: The Music of Fletcher.

222–223; LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Biographical Dictionary of American Music.

The library, in addition to their general borrowable collections (including e-resources) is also home to two special, not-for-loan.

AP house provides shared facilities and borrowable items to the residents.

LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012, 891419844; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive).