Sentence examples for library head from inspiring English sources

Since the final Newhart, Newhart has never stopped working: he had two unsuccessful 90s sitcoms, Bob and George & Leo, but he scored in movies like In & Out and Elf and has also appeared in character arcs on series like Desperate Housewives and ER, as the library head in The Librarian TV movies, and continued to tour with his stand-up routines.

There's usually a new icon in your Desktop or a new folder in "Start" Import your library: Head to File, Import Media (or press ++ ) and select the folder(s) containing the media you want to manage Install Add-ons.

Once the CD has finished importing, you will be able to find the music you have just imported by clicking on the "Music" area under the "Library" heading in the left hand column.

Schools, libraries, Head Start programs, and community centers can use the app free of charge.

To define tissue transcriptional signatures of E. superba, annotated ESTs obtained from the four tissue-specific cDNA libraries (head, abdomen, photophores, thoracopods) were separately grouped in 13 functional categories (Table 5) a further abundant category was created for those ESTs to which no function may be yet associated.

On the side panel, click on the apps subheading under the libraries heading.

They're all talking," reflects Jude England, the library's head of social science.

Gordon L. McDaniel, the library's head of cataloging services, pulled out a microfilmed copy of Linnaeus's baptismal record.

"People were propping up manuscripts and putting them on the floor to get better lighting," said Ellen R. Cordes, the library's head of public services.

Kristian Jensen, the library's head of rare books, said of the TV version: "Critics are always angered when texts are done differently.

"On Mar. 3, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, at a parliamentary budget meeting, openly called into question the Tokyo Trials," the China Culture News wrote, citing Gao Hong, a researcher at the library and head of document preservation from the Republican era (1911-1949).