Sentence examples for dealing with librarians from inspiring English sources

I'm not dealing with librarians.

But in some cities, this new popularity — some would call it overtaxing — is pushing libraries in directions not seen before, with librarians dealing with stresses that go far beyond overdue fines and misshelved books.

Librarians decided to do book talks about titles dealing with social justice issues, and to lead community forums on the opiate crisis.

Morgan and those dealing with the Moore & Schley situation had moved to the librarian's office.

Dealing with my impatience.

"Dealing with the Active".

Dealing with social expectations.

The White Plains Library Board decided that filters would help librarians deal with the explosion of information on the Internet.

The stories between these bookends deal with various configurations of loss — librarians at a public library after a regular patron is murdered, a man who clears out a house he planned to move into with his wife before she died unexpectedly.

Furthermore, this study will explore the use of policies in developing geospatial collections in order to reveal whether this tool is necessary for librarians who deal with geospatial collections.

Of all the bank's customers, he told us, librarians as a class give the most trouble, and any sensible bank would rather deal with six forgers than one librarian.