Sentence examples for library mourning from inspiring English sources

Fildes depicts the desk and chair in Charles Dickens's library, mourning his recent death.

The staff of Tams-Witmark Music Library mourns the loss of our Chairman Emeritus, a scholar and gentleman, whose integrity, generosity and wisdom touched us all.

Last but not least, poetry: I lived with the Everyman's Library "Poems of Mourning" on my bedside table.

When a great writer dies - an unusual event, for this is a rare breed - we pay our respects by a visit to our bookshelves, library or bookshop; mourning and celebration merge honourably.

Most of them express no regrets, although Nicholson Baker, who wrote an entire book protesting the "weeding" of books and periodicals from American libraries, still mourns the collection of science fiction paperbacks he discarded in his youth.

I highly recommend Poems of Mourning — (Everyman's Library).

Reagan Is Entombed in California LOS ANGELES, June 12 (AP) -- Ronald Reagan's body was sealed inside a tomb on Saturday at his presidential library following a week of mourning and remembrance.

The libraries were closed Thursday in mourning, he said.

All public library branches were closed Thursday in mourning, he said.

Among the many things the Japanese people are mourning this week are their libraries.

The rest of the library and galleries will remain closed to observe the national day of mourning for the president, who died Friday at 94.