Sentence examples for back from the library from inspiring English sources

One afternoon, I came back from the library with "Ulysses".

"What's this?" he joked, when I brought Beckett back from the library.

Walking back from the library one night, I spotted a few mangled slices of pizza lying in a box on the lawn.

As we walk back from the library, I think of another moment, from a few months earlier, that lives in my memory with no assistance from iPhoto.

Her history certifies her as genuinely scandalous, rather than merely naughty, and brings a measure of real-life messiness to pages otherwise devoted to pneumatic, girl-next-door types who seemed to have accidentally shed their clothing on the way back from the library or from doing chores on the farm.

It's hard to think of anything that brought me more joy as a primary school-aged child than walking back from the Falls Road library in west Belfast with a bundle of books.

The great revolutionary was something of a bookworm, going to the public library every day when it opened at nine, coming home to his tiny apartment for lunch at 12 10, and going back to the library from 1 P.M. until closing.

During the renovation of the 1980s, the old-fashioned celestial and terrestrial globes dating to the George II period were moved from the gallery back to the library.

Each morning, he lugs books from the barn in back of the library into the library cellar.

Sotheby's, which initially got the book from a London dealer, gave the book back to the library.

"You mad, bro?" he says as he photocopies carefully selected pages from a Richard Branson biography that's due back at the library tomorrow.