Sentence examples for library teaching from inspiring English sources

Born to a car salesman and a television-obsessed peroxide blonde, she spends her days at the library, teaching herself to read "Nicholas Nickleby".

His first solo project there, Inner-City Arts, completed in 1995 and expanded in 2002, was an entrancing enclave of sculptured stucco-clad buildings — a theater, library, teaching spaces and ceramics studios — for after-school arts programs at the edge of skid row.

In the discussion groups the students further defined the impact of the civil war on training delays due to loss of laboratory, library, teaching and residential facilities, destruction of the infrastructure and lack of personal security.

I finished my day at the library, taught my class, and found that I could not stop.

In Portland in particular, she fashioned a darkroom in the house's basement, made a camera-lending library, taught people how to make pictures, and organized art shows.

As an emphasis has been placed on student experience, the amount of money that's being spent on student bars, accommodation and turning universities into theme parks, rather than on libraries, teaching resources or on providing low-paid staff with decent pay, is quite considerable.

Libraries taught me not to accept limits".

(What the libraries teach us is that the human being seems to be heliotropic, in which the helio is the self).

Library and teaching building, University of Greenwich The University of Greenwich's library features skilfully modulated form and facades (PA) The Irish practice Heneghan Peng gave this building a skilfully modulated form and facades, decreasing its sense of mass, and fitting it into its urban context.

The Irish fanned out across Europe, salvaging books wherever they could, making copies, reassembling libraries and teaching the newly settled barbarians of the continent to read and write.

As the computer revolution has spawned the need for what has come to be called information literacy, public libraries are teaching that, too, offering classes to people who may not have computers at home.