Sentence examples for in librarians from inspiring English sources

Mr. Susman, a former aide to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said he was accustomed to being called a liberal but was not sure where he would stand in librarians' opinion.

Cuban officials have called some of the libraries centers of counterrevolutionary activity, and in some cases have called in librarians for questioning after they sponsored conferences on human rights or social problems.

The deal guarantees a full-time nurse at every school over time, as well as an increase in librarians and school counselors.

Jessamyn West, 38, an editor of "Revolting Librarians Redux: Radical Librarians Speak Out" a book that promotes social responsibility in librarianship, and the librarian behind the Web site librarian.net (its tagline is "putting the rarin' back in librarian since 1999") agreed that many new librarians are attracted to what they call the "Library 2.0" phenomenon.

"So kill me if you will," the slim man in librarian's glasses responded.

He's going to be radicalized by his loss and cast his lot in with the librarians in their fight against the despotic mayor.

In San Francisco, librarians start at $44,005.

In general, librarians are an easy crowd, though.

In general, librarians are trained to tackle complaints about books with a polite demeanor.

But in Virginia Beach, librarians decided that privacy, not policing, was the most practical approach.

In the librarians' eyes, I would often read that I did not put enough effort into my look.