Sentence examples for library programmes from inspiring English sources

If she walked by me, I wouldn't have a clue who she is," when the author defended library programmes under threat from his brother's proposed budget cuts.

He was born Keith Elam in the predominantly African-American Roxbury neighbourhood of Boston, Massachusetts, where his father, Harry, was a judge and his mother, Barbara, a director of school library programmes.

The Future Libraries Programme, announced in August, was intended to "help library authorities. . .

For example, the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council – which has been administering the Future Libraries Programme with the Local Government Association – is going, yet calls for a more effective library agency to replace it have been refused.

Austwick points to BLF's existing £80m community libraries programme, which has refurbished 77 libraries in England since 2006, and its joint iniative with fellow lottery distributor, the Heritage Lottery Fund, parks for people, which has delivered £150m investment in parks in England over eight years.

On 16 August, when the culture minister, Ed Vaizey, announced the 10 areas taking part in the Future Libraries Programme, he said this: "A strong library service, based around the needs of local people, can play a key role in our ambitions to build the big society by providing safe and inclusive spaces for people to read, learn and access a range of community services".

The meters take an audio sample of the programme, which is then turned into a digital fingerprint and matched to a reference library of programmes.

In October 2016, I'm proud to be part of YA Shot, a festival whose existence funds a libraries-schools programme of free author events.

The cuts that will be batted about within Whitehall will come on top of some £73m of cuts already decided by the DCMS, including the cancellation of the £25m Stonehenge visitors centre; the suspension of the £12m libraries modernisation programme; cancelling the £45m contribution for a new BFI film centre; and axing free swimming for the young and elderly.

Gaskell was a prolific collector of autographs and the library's public programmes manager, Jacqui Fortnum, joked that had she been alive today she would have been prolific on Facebook.

Breyer's appearance was a promising start to the library's autumn programme.See the full schedule of the "Live from the NYPL" season.