Sentence examples for library talks from inspiring English sources

The Giuliani administration, recognizing that the library talks could set a precedent for citywide negotiations involving 300,000 municipal workers, said the 15percentt raise should be contingent on a longer workweek for the librarians.

As much as I need time by myself to write, I love meeting people at library talks and bookstores.

RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Talk by Anne Perry, mystery novelist.

OLD BRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Talk and reading by Russel Like, author of "After the Blue".

ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Talk by T.J. Dupree, author of "Conversations with Mom".

PRINCETON PUBLIC LIBRARY Talk by Stefan Fatsis, Scrabble aficionado and author of "Word Freak," Word for Word series.

Worst of all, Marie would rather be sitting in the library talking about physics with a goateed little man in blue pajamas named Marco Trentadue: "Freelance intellectual, New York City.

Instead of stealing away to spend lunch alone in the school library, talk to your friends about introversion and extroversion, and explain that you need to retreat at times: it can stop them feeling hurt or confused.

But it's an indication of how desperate candidates are for money that Mr. Deeds found it worthwhile to sit on a loveseat in our library talking about his vision for a virtual research triangle when my wife and I had only ever made one contribution to any Virginia campaign, and that for $500.

Every kid should visit their local library, talk to the expert staff, and find the right books to capture their imagination.

"[He] put 'I passed a bomb in the library,' talking about passing gas, and somebody came in and found it, gave it to a teacher that recognized his hand writing and it blew all out of proportion".