Sentence examples for libraries do not from inspiring English sources

But what the Bush Library will emphatically not contain--and what the Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, and Ronald Reagan libraries do not contain and the eventual Bill Clinton library will not contain--is a faithful record of what was actually said in the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room and on the telephone by the President and his advisers as they deliberated on matters petty and great.

Libraries do not own these outright.

One reason is because libraries do not carry them.

When libraries do not own these resources, they have less control over whether older information is saved for future use another important cultural function of libraries.

Librarians' groups also noted that libraries continue to provide public access to the historical record of periodicals and newspapers, and, unlike Lexis-Nexis, libraries do not charge a fee.

It would be unfair, he said, because not all libraries use a debt collector, and consumers whose libraries do not use them would have an advantage in the marketplace over people whose libraries do.

Of course, libraries don't encourage, and most academic libraries don't allow, bringing your baby!

But we learned that at least in this part of New England, libraries don't want books.

British libraries don't need another voice of support on the sidelines; they need saving from the centre.

"Public libraries don't … track people [and] they don't sell the history of your book borrowing to other companies.

Libraries "don't contain every book, but they still provide a world of good," Zuckerberg wrote.