Sentence examples for classrooms library from inspiring English sources

The Ruth and Harold D. Uris Center for Education consists of 25,000 square feet of public space, including a meeting hall, art study room, lecture hall, studio, classrooms, library and teacher resource center.

This type of Arabic-only sign is widely used in the various school settings – classrooms, library, teachers' room – and is evident in handwritten and printed signs.

It is a humane education presentation series delivered in classrooms, library, or conference settings for small or large groups of adults or youth.

As we pass through the nunnery's immaculate modern classrooms, library, sleeping quarters, dining hall, and temples, young nuns gently bow and smile greetings.

"Classrooms, libraries, dormitories and cafeterias are no place for lethal weapons," he said.

The completed campus next to Lincoln Center would have three million square feet of classrooms, libraries and dormitories.

The crowd, filled with Columbia students and academics who live and work among the bricks of their classrooms, libraries, and dorms, awarded the win to the clicks.

To Matthew Goldstein, the chancellor of the university, who was president of Baruch College from 1991 to 1998, the university's physical plant represents far more than classrooms, libraries and research laboratories.

The district says that with the money it saves from closing schools, it will invest in air-conditioning for all classrooms; libraries; expanded math, science and fine arts curriculums; iPads for all students in grades 3-8 and programs for advanced students.

Now is the time to give our children every advantage they need to compete by upgrading 10,000 schools with state-of-the-art classrooms, libraries and labs; by training our teachers in math and science; and by bringing the dream of a college education within reach for millions of Americans.

The plan, to be considered at next Wednesday's board meeting, comes two months after the board approved a proposal to allow corporate donors to have their names attached to school classrooms, libraries or athletic fields in recognition of donations to pay for the facilities.