Sentence examples for battle library from inspiring English sources

"All power to the members", he proclaims, noting that the process favours a certain type of candidate, one who can organise neighbours to battle library closures, high street loan sharks, antisocial behaviour and the like.

The Marshall family also opened up a second front today in its battle against the library by asking at least a few members of the Senate to complain to Mr. Billington about the release of the papers.

That means it's a software library battle again, and Sony likely still has the edge there.

By 9AM, the battle over the library is once again in full swing.

In this light, the battle over our libraries, our forests and the NHS is about more than books, trees and patients.

A Yeshiva, or Jewish seminary, was set up there, and it took a long legal battle to save the library itself from subsequent confiscation.The library has remained closed to the public ever since.

To call this a turning point in the lengthy battle for the public library service would be premature.

Written and directed by Poliakoff, Shooting the Past starred Timothy Spall and Lindsay Duncan in a story about a battle for a picture library.

A fledgling telecommunications company, NextWave Wireless, was battling the Federal Communications Commission when library fund-raisers tapped its chief executive and a major investor.

The part of North London I live in borders the council of Brent, now the site of an intense legal battle to save local libraries that has become the vanguard for similar efforts around the country.

The fact that battles fought in the library of Columbia University appear unavoidably peripheral when the second world war is raging elsewhere is just one of the problems facing this earnest, enthusiastic, but oddly irksome take on the birth of the Beat poets, a group already overserved by swooning cinematic tribute.