Sentence examples for charge of library from inspiring English sources

"The museum provides a tourism focus point for the town," Simon Jones, the manager in charge of library and community services for the Mid-Western Regional Council, which includes Kandos, wrote in an e-mail.

It was striking that such a large group came together in conversation in just over a week, and that the key community leaders in charge of libraries responded to our report within a matter of days.

Take care of library books.

"It was something that really filled a tremendous need for us at the library," said Janet Spar, who was in charge of the library's Levittown History Collection before retiring a few years ago.

"They come into the library, and they may use the computer to get a job and leave," said Kristie Kirkpatrick, who is in charge of a library district in Colfax.

"We may very well have to hold the fellow who is in charge of the library foundation in contempt of Congress".

Later in the war, he also refused an order signed by Ante Pavelic, requiring him to relocate to "the Croatian People's Liberated Zagreb" to take charge of the library under the Ustashe government's control.

Helen Stark, who was only the second person ever to be in charge of the library, had a noble head — you could see her profile on a coin — and strong features.

If our genomes ever do become open books, who's in charge of the library?

He also sent a letter to Paul Carter, the head of the council in charge of the library.

Being single is like being left in charge of a library book that hasn't had a date stamped in it.