Sentence examples for library supplies from inspiring English sources

Ms. Maynard works for Highsmith, a catalog distributor of school and library supplies near Fort Atkinson, in southern Wisconsin.

All in all, more than 55 donors sent more than 155 boxes of books, magazines, and newspapers, plus library supplies and school supplies, including more than 2,000 books.

As word spread that Gov. Gray Davis' new state spending plan eliminates funding for building improvements and library supplies at community colleges statewide, local college officials reacted with outrage.

All the other branches, book clubs, publishing and library supply division that Foyles had in its heyday gradually closed.

For every hotel library supplied, the company also helps donate a reading and reference library to a local institution that can benefit those who live nearby.

Even as the heavy construction engendered resentment within the have-not camp, buildings like Harkness Tower and Sterling Memorial Library supplied jobs.

For the library, supplying patrons with access to the Internet and the Web has become central to its mission, an updating of its long tradition of providing information free to the public.

If this option is not given, the ss library supplied with the Kerberos sources will be compiled and linked into those programs that need it; it will not be installed separately.

It is explained to me by 42-year-old Pippa King, a mother of two from Hull and a staunch children's rights advocate, whose campaigning dates back to a morning in 2006 when she glimpsed a new fingerprint scanner in a primary school library, supplied by a company called Micro Librarian Systems.

Also, PreOS and Universal OS support grayscale under HW2 much better; the built-in UniversalOS grayscale library, as well as the library supplied with PreOS, use a better technique for grayscale under HW2 than is used in the libraries used with other kernels, so graphics will be much more stable.

In the case of music, for example, it would be fair use for a scholar doing musicological research to have a library supply a copy of a portion of a score or to reproduce portions of a phonorecord of a work.