Sentence examples for In the librarians from inspiring English sources

In the librarians' eyes, I would often read that I did not put enough effort into my look.

Specifically, City Hall called for a two-and-a-half-hour increase in the librarians' 35-hour workweek.

Action-packed with more than a little history and mythology thrown in, "The Librarians" is one of those rare and wonderful shows that isn't out to change the television landscape, just make it a little more fun.

He's going to be radicalized by his loss and cast his lot in with the librarians in their fight against the despotic mayor.

A 1909 university document says that the mantel "is temporarily in the Librarian's office, and can be seen on application".

"I was warned off by my lecturer, who told me I was very unwise to be seen going off in the lunch hour in the librarian's car," he said.

In "The Librarian's Image, Unrevised" (My Money, My Life, Oct. 29), Karen G. Schneider described how her occupation, while hardly on the financial fast track, was at least immune from the expectations of the economic boom.

There were 13 of us students huddled together in the librarian's office.

But in doing so, the librarians' observations -- sometimes in prosaic bureaucratese, sometimes in vivid, tender fashion -- chronicled changes in the neighborhood's ethnic makeup, economics and schooling.

In 1971, the librarian described the increasing numbers of Chinese youngsters in the reference room as "the most methodical and thorough little researchers".

In January, the Librarian of Congress named him the nation's first "ambassador for young people's literature".