Sentence examples for library life from inspiring English sources
Over the next 18 years, some of them at Queens College, he lobbied tirelessly for the dispassionate use of statistical data to counter the vaguely humanistic laissez-faire attitudes typical of library life.
ORADELL PUBLIC LIBRARY "Musical Life in Colonial Williamsburg".
TENAFLY PUBLIC LIBRARY The life and work of the poet Ezra Pound, a discussion with Dorothy-Belle Pollack. Dorothy-Belle Pollack
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY "The Life of the Myth of Rosie the Riveter," by Leslie E. Fishbein, associate professor of American studies and Jewish studies at Rutgers.
Moreover, this is a battle over a small amount of real estate that produces a diminishing number of fish for a handful of companies who, despite massive subsides from both the E.U. and their own states, are not even profitable — all the while destroying countless organisms that represent the library of life on Earth.
To prepare for such a search, scientists have made a library of life's colors, cataloging the spectra, or wavelengths of light, reflected by 137 types of microorganisms, they report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
John Wilson has an ever-growing library of life lessons and observations on display at JohnsMovies.com.
The Global Lives Project is a video library of life experience, built by volunteer collaborators from around the world.
The Global Lives Project--a collaboratively produced video library of life experience around the world--has emerged in the past few years as an ideal educational tool to do just this.
"I think the most important issue is that we have this library of life on this planet and I think we're kind of obliged to keep as many of the books as we can and not burn them up by letting them go extinct," he says.
"I think the most important issue is that we have this library of life on this planet and I think we're kind of obliged to keep as many of the books as we can and not burn them up by letting them go extinct," he adds.
