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Library in sentence

630 examples of Library in a sentence

Thank you! (Applause) You work at the college library.
Just another high-stakes day in the library.
In fact, in a number of US states you need less information, you need to provide less information to get a company than you do to get a library card.
The library of Earth is an old one.
And I think that really, in a sense, what we're trying to do is make Minsky's dream come to a reality, where you can imagine all the books in a library actually starting to talk to each other.
Everyone in his village tries to convince him to give up his lunacy, going so far as to burn some of the lurid books in his personal library.
One library that keeps track of characters in the children's book collection every year, found that in 2014, only about 11 percent of the books had a character of color.
And as a result, my photo library is a mess.
He's a contributor to our library, and a great sound designer for "Tron" and "Star Trek" and others.
And I think with our work through the sound library, we're trying to kind of expand the vocabulary of that language.
I wasn't supposed to have a library, fully equipped athletic facilities, or safe fields to play in.
One day, after I'd heard about this website called DonorsChoose, where classroom teachers create wish lists of items they need for their classroom and anonymous donors fulfill them, I figured I'd go out on a limb and just make a wish list of the teenager's dream library.
Ever since the donation, there has been a steady stream of kids signing out books to take home, and then returning them with the exclamation, "This one was good!" (Laughter) Now when I say, "Take out a book and read," kids rush to my library.
I know when I had a job that required two bus rides and a subway ride every morning, I used to go to the library on weekends to get stuff to read.
Who wouldn't enjoy a tree house containing a little lending library and comfortable beanbag chairs for reading?
And what they came up with was the school library, and they came up with this idea called the Library Initiative.
All the students have to pass through the library.
So they did this wonderful thing where they brought in first 10, then 20, then more architects, each one of whom was assigned a library to rethink what a library was.
What I wanted to do was dispel the idea that these were musty old libraries, the kind of places that everyone is bored with, you know, not your grandparents' library.
This is going to this new, exciting thing, not a boring library.
So option number one: so instead of thinking of it as a library, think of it as a place where it is like: do talk, do make loud noises.
And instead, they said, these kids have never really seen a library.
Just call it, one last try, a library.
And she did, and if you go in Richard's library, which is one of the first that opened, it has this glorious frieze of, like, the heroes of the school, oversized, looking down into the little dollhouse of the real library, right?
It just kind of created this heroic atmosphere in this library, this very dignified setting below and the joy of the children above.
So you'd go to the library, say, you'd go to PS10, and you'd go inside.
The sign over the door?" "The sign that says library?" (Laughter) "Yeah, I did that!"
So we spent a long day doing this and we were in the very last library.
The children who come into our library are my friends in that I care about their needs and their futures.
So you can see from this very brief example from one book in our library how Eric Carle used 20 different words to get the same idea across to children.
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