Sentence examples for kept libraries from inspiring English sources

The DS is also compatible with Nintendo's earlier device, the Game Boy Advance, making it an appealing platform for the older gamers, who may have kept libraries of Nintendo games.

Losing Lib Dem councils will be a great loss to the communities they've represented: Carl Minns worked hard to get green jobs to the docks in Hull, Paul Scriven turned Sheffield's schools around, Dave Goddard kept libraries and Sure Start Centres open in Stockport – the list goes on.

"These people are fighting hard locally to keep libraries alive.

Mr. Seyfer and Mr. Brewster keep libraries of manuals for repairing older cars.

Lewisham mayor Sir Steve Bullock has invited community groups to help keep libraries open.

But campaigners to keep libraries in public hands have called the idea of moving libraries into pubs "frightening" and "completely crazy".

Cilip is also currently running a campaign, My Library By Right, calling on the government to "fulfil their statutory responsibilities to taxpayers" and keep libraries open.

Through our Libraries Development Initiative, we have worked with partners in local government to find ways to keep libraries alive, both as beacons of learning and as community hubs.

Mr. Robins, born here and living still in Brooklyn, would play to this: "Why do Chicago and Boston keep libraries open 50 hours a week while New York doesn't do five days a week?" Mr. Robins asks.

His Book Trust lecture called on schools and local authorities to keep libraries open, for parents to read to their children and for a mandatory story time to be introduced in schools which was unconnected to any academic achievements or examinations.

She is just one of a host of major literary names throw11§ing their weight behind a new campaign to hold the government to account for failing to keep libraries open.