Sentence examples for all a library from inspiring English sources

It is, after all, a library.

In many schools around the country you will find dedicated staff making little budgets go a long way and doing lots of exciting things in and out of their libraries, but you will also find schools with no library at all, a library run by an already stretched teacher with little time or resources to give it, or a roomful of books that no-one looks after at all.

Most town centres have facilities for a community theatre and a cinema, and they all have a library.

Describing that library and his own experience, he explained in a faxed message: "No one person can claim to have read all the books in a library!

I can't see all the books in a library at the same time, but I can go outside and look at the building.

Meanwhile, the Giants, the reigning Super Bowl champions, have carried out their camp with all the electricity of a library tour.

Because school libraries are not statutory, not all schools have a library.

We just need to make sure that all schools have a library.

Later, she added a few postwar classics: two Harry Bertoia chairs and a Saarinen table - all bought from a library sale in Berkshire.

Gibb said he was considering issuing all children with a library card when they started school and a map of where their local library was – an idea proposed to him by the children's author Michael Rosen.

It's big news that the New York Public Library is making available, for free, to all holders of a library card, the streaming service Kanopy, which contains a wealth of films of many sorts (including many in the Criterion Collection).