Sentence examples for got to the library from inspiring English sources
We scrabbled through doors and rooms, and when we got to the library a voice said, "Come in, come in," as if it had been expecting us.
Before they have even got to the library or started writing an essay, students will be expected to attend at least 13 hours a week of lectures, one-to-one tutorials and seminars.
Michael Morpurgo One afternoon – and that particular afternoon I had got to the library first and was sitting in the very best place on the carpet, right beside the unicorn – the Unicorn Lady reached into her bag of "special" books and took out a book I'd never seen before.
I can't get to the library meetings, but I wanted to keep a family member as part of the library.
When Mrs. Kelly learned about the tree, she braved a weekend rainstorm to get to the library and find her brother's name.
There isn't the problem of some bright spark getting to the library first and taking out all the books for a project, say, on the Romans.
I was perfectly happy as a reader but one day, I was at home with my baby and I couldn't get to the library.
I now need to set my alarm, get to the library, make those notes I never made, read all the books under the sun, then organise my thoughts and prepare to persuasively argue on a given topic.
It was when we were living in Edinburgh; there was a terrible storm and strikes meant the pavements weren't gritted, hence with a baby in a pram, no money and the city's neverending hills it was impossible to get to the library.
