Sentence examples for library learning from inspiring English sources

He agreed and spent a whole weekend in the library learning about automation and process control before he wrote an outstanding handbook preface.

Mr. Nakapaahu, who spends some breaks in the museum's library learning about his heritage, scans new exhibitions for artifacts from his tribe.

"Who the hell was going to hire me?" While in prison, he spent time in the law library, learning about penal regulations.

Although David is an asylum seeker from Sudan, I know him as someone who also loves reading and spending days in the public library learning about ancient Greek philosophers.

Norsworthy began to spend hours in the law library, learning how to file grievances.

After that, he spends time in the library learning everything he can.

It was only after visitors began to complain that the library learned that the canvassers represented the Republican Party.

"I do think the library learned from this experience," he added, "that heavily used branch libraries should not be closed for extended periods, if we can possibly help it".

The Washington University library learned of the Jefferson bonanza a few months ago from Endrina Tay, project manager for the Thomas Jefferson's Libraries project at Monticello, the former president's home near Charlottesville, Va., a National Historic Landmark.

But in July 1995, the library learned that the peeling paint in the second-floor family room contained lead and closed the room, "never thinking it would take so long to reopen," Ms. Caldiero said.

Imagine if your iTunes library learned a "country music" auto-encoder just to compress your personal music collection!