Sentence examples for library curator from inspiring English sources
He has what a library curator called "a thoroughly commercial autodidacticism".
In 1997, he recalled being told, the documents had been reviewed and prepared for public viewing, a claim confirmed by a senior library curator at the time.
A granite-faced Charlene (Jane Curtin) demands his expense receipts, and the library curator, Judson (Bob Newhart), chides Flynn for wiping his face on the Shroud of Turin.
"It saved 801 men from the gas chambers," Olwen Pryke, a library curator who found one of the original lists, told the BBC.
One of the cities is Florence, where Chief Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi (Giancarlo Giannini) is investigating the disappearance of a library curator.
Did library curators contribute draft text, which an editorial hand then ham-fistedly homogenized?
The Folger show's curators — Steve Galbraith, the library's curator of rare books, and Hannibal Hamlin, who teaches English at Ohio State University — have added a slightly American twist, paying attention to the text's migration to the New World.
"It is a really stirring piece of rhetoric," said the library's curator, Zoe Wilcox.
The show was gotten up by Mr. Herbert Cahoon, the library's curator of autograph manuscripts.
Kathryn Johnson, the library's curator of theatrical archives and manuscripts, said people might be surprised by what they read.
"I love this," said Barbara Cohen-Sthetyner, the library's curator of exhibitions, pausing by the 19th-century patterns for a toy theater "Cinderella".
