Sentence examples for academy librarian from inspiring English sources

The name has also been attributed to academy librarian Margaret Herrick, who declared that the statuette looked like her Uncle Oscar.

The last time there was a tie was in 1994 in the live-action-short category, according to an Academy librarian.

How the Academy Award of Merit came by its more familiar sobriquet is still a subject for debate, though most people attribute it to Academy librarian Margaret Herrick's 1931 remark that the award bore a striking resemblance to her uncle.

How the Academy Award of Merit came by its more familiar sobriquet is still a subject for debate, though most people attribute it to Academy librarian Margaret Herrick's 1931 remark that the award (right) bore a striking resemblance to her uncle.

He was a founding member of the academy in 1768 and, from 1772, its librarian, a post he took to relieve his poverty.

It might be easier to join the protest if the library's plan didn't have as one of its most vocal proponents Robert Darnton, a library trustee who is himself a Rhodes scholar, a pre-eminent librarian and one of the academy's most celebrated historians of France.

The academy panel--a mix of publishers, librarians, authors, and computer scientists--concludes that another group of experts needs to work out just how to redefine copyright.

Wyss became professor of philosophy at the academy at Bern in 1805 and later chief librarian of the municipal library.

Librarian Taylor Hixson discusses digital mapping in the academy and beyond.

In fact, publishing would get its own "academy" of 2,000 people — writers and critics, but also librarians, editors and booksellers — to vote on all those categories, with the winners revealed in an extravagant, TV-friendly ceremony.

His first duties were as librarian of the foreign division, but he eventually served the academy in a variety of administrative positions.