Sentence examples for librarians which from inspiring English sources

This paper will explore the development of a programme for subject librarians which focuses on the practical aspects of how to integrate information literacy into an academic curriculum.

And now, with the new TNT series "The Librarians," which premieres Sunday, he's got a crack team that includes Rebecca Romijn to help him.

Murphy wrote a much-circulated op-ed in the Los Angeles Times about the value of librarians, which she thought influenced her hearing.

(No. 1 was TNT's "Librarian," which drew 6.96 million viewers on Dec. 5).

They think if you put self-checkout machines that's an automatic librarian which, of course, it's not.

Barbara Gordon, the caped crusader's alter ego, was a librarian, which proves what authors have always known: without librarians, Gotham and everywhere else would slide into chaos.

After the war she studied languages at King's College London and then became a librarian – which she hated.

During his tenure as rare-books librarian, which began in 1967 and ended with his retirement in 1993, Columbia increased its collection of rare books by 275,000 volumes, and its collection of rare manuscripts and documents rose to 24 million, from 3 million.

All-around good guy and our pal Jocko Weyland used to work as a photo librarian, which gave him a real nose for rescue and preservation.

The trio are healed, and Bornstellar meets the Librarian, which brings up conflicting thoughts and feelings, due to his imprint from the Didact.

There's no better expert to turn to for book advice than a librarian, which is why we reached out to several across the country to get their takes on the best children's books of the year.