Sentence examples for librarian dedicated from inspiring English sources

LE MARS, Iowa -- Laura Bush, a former librarian, dedicated herself as first lady to improving reading.

The new 90,000-volume library — which doesn't charge for overdue books — has three librarians dedicated to children and teenagers.

Shortly thereafter, they posted an updated list of 43,000 NSFW Tumblrs (excluding those that were no longer working) to the r/Datahoarders subreddit, a group of self-described digital librarians dedicated to preserving data of all types.

Columbia University is arguably the only university in North America with a full-time professional librarian fully dedicated to Tibetan collection, cataloging and reference at an academic institution.

He opened his library to working boys and on Saturday afternoons acted as librarian, thus dedicating not only his books, but himself to the noble work.

All information for librarians and other institutional subscribers can be found on our dedicated librarian website.

7.  The library in any school should have a dedicated librarian or teacher/librarian, be well resourced, and welcoming, the heart of every school.

In Abrams, Disney has chosen not only a director for its new movie but a dedicated librarian of a particular version of the franchise, a curator of the sights and sounds of his own childhood at the movies.

Widener now has a dedicated Librarian for South and Southeast Asia, and within the last 10 years, the South Asia Institute and the Department of South Asian Studies have expanded.

She was educated at Sweetbriar College and Columbia University and had resided with her family in Chappaqua, NY and Arcadia and Pasadena, CA. Pam enlivened us all as the champion and center of her family, a gifted hostess, a dedicated librarian, an ever-curious researcher, a tireless volunteer, a good friend and true lover of life.

Children's laureate Chris Riddell, backed by all eight former children's laureates including Quentin Blake and Julia Donaldson, has made a powerful and passionate call for the Department of Education to end the "disadvantageous school library lottery" that has seen hundreds of school libraries lose a dedicated librarian over the last decade.