Sentence examples for libraries of course from inspiring English sources
Also save libraries of course!
Libraries, of course, have catalogues to make it easier to find books.
Libraries, of course, a university, splendid museums, a gilded concert hall: Carnegie's largess to Pittsburgh is still overwhelming even a century after the previous Gilded Age.
These modern libraries of course all have books.
(The public library, of course, is just up the street).
I could start and end my case with the British library, of course – Shakespeare, Magna Carta and the Beatles in just one room.
A spokesperson for the library said that "while the library of course regularly receives donations and acquires valuable items, it is rare for new items to be displayed in the public gallery".
The final results of refurbishment were much admired by visitors – though not by George Eliot, who remarked cuttingly on the "splendid library, of course, with soft carpet, couches etc, such as became a sympathiser with the suffering classes.
Pictures of his book collection, which contains some five thousand volumes, circulate on the Internet, propagating brainy crushes: "How could I not fall for this guy??? Honestly... look at the sheer size of his... library!" "Of course, he wants to become a character," Stephin Merritt, who is the lead singer of the Magnetic Fields and a friend of Gaiman, says.
That's only a small slice of Facebook's overall open source library, of course, which also includes the likes of the HipHop virtual machine, the Open Compute project and the Tornado Python web framework originally developed at FriendFeed.
