Sentence examples for from librarians from inspiring English sources

Shameful confessions from librarians.

When the book won a young-adult award from librarians, he was peeved.

Most of the initiatives for the education and training of professionals have come from librarians or their professional associations.

The foundation, based in Boston, is soliciting signatures from librarians, publishers and major authors and public intellectuals.

On July 17th, around 750,000 council workers, from librarians to binmen, staged a one-day strike; two more national stoppages are planned.

The deal, one of the biggest in publishing's recent history, immediately drew fire from librarians' groups, which have railed for years against the industry's consolidation.

Recommendations followed from bookshops, from academics, librarians, from our friends and relations, from literary agents and publishers, author's families too.

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She has transitioned from librarian to counselor, and has cut her commute almost in half.

James B. South's chapter "Barbara Gordon and Moral Perfectionism" in the 2004 book Superheroes and Philosophy analyzes how the changes in her life "from librarian to Batgirl to Oracle" drive her to pursue a higher self, illustrating the philosophical theory of moral perfectionism.

This is particularly important in the early stages of system implementation, as system modification is expected in response to feedback from librarian and clinician users.