Sentence examples for library movement from inspiring English sources
If you could put your support behind the global toy library movement, I'm sure it would really take off.
AMERICA stood at the forefront of the public library movement in 1731, when Benjamin Franklin founded the Library Company of Philadelphia, our first successful lending library.
Histories of the scientific journal and the public library movement, while informative, don't add much to his central argument, and his criticism of the Bush administration's claims to a scientific basis for the No Child Left Behind Act is merely a tangent.
Andrew Carnegie took the reins of a nascent public library movement and scaled up.
He pioneered the modern library movement in China and published several bibliographies on China-related topics.
And finally, involvement of these Indian institutions will help to establish the "new library movement" on more solid footing in South Asia.
"This water belongs to us," says Manuel Rueda, another activist I met at the public library the movement is using as a base of operations.
One of the founders of the modern library instruction movement, Evan Farber, has emphasized this mutually-dependent relationship between librarians and their teaching faculty colleagues [ 50].
Lee Godfrey, from Surrey Libraries Action Movement (Slam), which brought the judicial review this year, said the decision was disappointing.
For instance, there's the Working Class Movement Library in Salford, in which, alongside their extensive library, they have a very large archive of newspapers, posters, stickers, all kinds related to the labor movement.
