Sentence examples for library church from inspiring English sources

They cross paths with the Old Heads, as they are called, during visits to the library, church, and the segregation unit, where prisoners of all ages are punished with solitary confinement.

This may be a disused school site, an old library, church buildings or former local authority buildings.

If all else fails, go to the mall, library, church, movie theater or some other air-conditioned public building.

Have another get-together with the people who are still interested and discuss the following: Decide when and where to meet (a living room, library, church, or coffeehouse, depending on the size of the group).

In the Verdi biography, for instance, she conjured her subject's life from her years of sifting through records in libraries, church registries, provincial town halls and family archives.

Community gardens, book clubs, resilience circles, neighborhood tool and toy libraries, church groups, and transition towns: all of these might go a long way in providing the social engagement that a walk with the dog currently provides.

In libraries, church halls and leisure centres across the land, opportunities abound for the nation's children to learn life skills ranging from origami to kendo - presumably staggering back to school a fortnight later with paper cuts and heavy bruising.

The venues can range from the upstanding (libraries, churches) to the downright weird.

The department now runs the video visits from its own buildings but hopes to eventually offer them from libraries, churches, recreational centers and even from homes.

For 11 years, I've led poetry workshops in schools, hospitals, libraries, churches, businesses, homes, parks and prisons throughout California's Central Valley.

The Restoration Project, meanwhile, is focusing its efforts on libraries, churches, cemeteries and housing projects, while encouraging New Yorkers to plant trees in their own yards through tree giveaways.