Sentence examples for libraries around the world from inspiring English sources

The prize gathers its longlist from libraries around the world.

(The full-length interviews will be available through a consortium of research libraries around the world).

Many have been cataloged and then sold or donated to libraries around the world.

Corporations and libraries around the world are now scanning about a million books per year.

Hundreds of unstudied herbal texts, dating from Ancient Greece to the modern age, are sitting in libraries around the world.

Wood's charity, Room to Read, has opened 12,000 of these libraries around the world, along with 1,500 schools.

In order to conserve these books and record the civilizations, people continue to set up the library around the world.

The Irish prize is unusual in that contenders, which must be published in English or English translation, are nominated by public libraries from around the world, with Family Life put forward by the India International Centre library in New Delhi and by Jacksonville public library in the US.

What's more, the Impac is a people's prize, with nominations accepted from libraries all around the world.

The Impac is unique in that its longlist is voted for by libraries from around the world – Houellebecq received nominations from Barcelona and Berlin, and Murakami from South Africa, Ireland, the US and Germany – with a panel of judges selecting the shortlist and final winner.

Novels by Monica Ali, Margaret Atwood, Peter Carey, Günter Grass, Mark Haddon, Shirley Hazzard, D.B.C. Pierre and Jane Smiley are among the 147 titles chosen from nominees from 185 library systems around the world competing for the International Impac Dublin Literary Award.