carrel , also: carrell

We must rise with the sun if we're to get a place at the carrels.

Now it will be kept in a library with study carrels.

He bent and looked on the back sides of the carrels.

The third was deserted, too, except for a couple of students at their carrels.

Sitting in one of the carrels, we were supposedly working on German together.

An expansion in 2008 added study carrels and a computer cluster.

With these books in hand he went into one of the carrels facing the inner court and closed the door.

I've always used one of the Library carrels to get in."

Carrels for study were often set around the perimeter to exploit available light.

Doctoral students have the privacy to study in a room filled carrels for their use.

In their place are individual carrels and square desks that seat four to six.

Students can study in carrels next to the stacks.

People sit in open carrels, rather than closed offices; dress is casual.

One wandered down the stacks expecting to find carrels at the end.

The stacks and carrels of the archives run far back into the Palace.

The fourth floor contains study carrels for users with disabilities.

The number of private study carrels and other private work stations was increased to 200.

For a monthly fee of $120, writers have access to private carrels to work on projects.

They dance five 'carrels' or quadrilles, each one faster than the last.

Now that they are really needed, sequestered scholar's carrels no longer exist.

The short tables on the other side, for twosomes only, call to mind library carrels.

Sometimes they look like nothing special, only marginally cooler than carrels you might find at a college library.

The new dormitory includes a meditation room, in addition to numerous study carrels.

To the aisle's right, study carrels lined the wall.

The carrels of the scriptorium were deep, and the stone partitions cut off sound.