Sentence examples for library moved from inspiring English sources

In 1959, the library moved in.

According to Mr. Barkow, visitor numbers have tripled since the library moved to its new building.

Apparently, there were a ton of books that were simply forgotten when the library moved to a new location.

The following year, the New Lyceum -- a theater, gym and fire department -- opened, and the library moved there.

In 1953, the Art and Architecture Library moved to the former sculpture wing of the Yale Art Gallery.

His administrators reluctantly spent the money to have the library moved up to the campus from downtown, and the college was accredited.

If he demands that the local public library move its unicorn material into the nonfiction section, intercede.

The change will mean the library moves again, from its home within the town's commercial hub to a public sector outbuilding.

The Perseus Digital Library Project has explored what happens when libraries move online.

Ninety percent of users who were surveyed during the consultation process at the start of 2011 said they walk to their libraries; moving those libraries out of walking range will obviously limit their accessibility.

But Yale librarian Scott Bennett, who has spent years "in the trenches" watching publishers and libraries "moving into very defensive camps," says it's a major accomplishment that the panelists were able to agree on the importance of seeking a broad consensus on the fate of copyright.