Sentence examples for library town from inspiring English sources

"The house is up on a bluff overlooking the water, close to the village, the library, town hall and a funky coffee shop," he said.

In front of us is a familiar-looking village green, the bastions of the local community posted at each end: school, church, library, town hall.

Bridgewater also has a long history of generous gifts from citizens, including large sums of money for public land, the library, town hall renovations and the Bridgewater Scholarship Fund, which helps local students with college costs.

Check with your local library, town hall, or local churches for free or cheap career services.

They scoured libraries, town halls and churches throughout the state for any record of his name.

The council has proposed three models for running its libraries; town Libraries, staffed by two or more paid employees and supported by volunteers; community supported libraries, staffed by one paid member of staff and supported by volunteers; and community managed libraries, which would be managed and staffed by volunteers with support from town libraries.

Libraries, town halls, and colleges are just a few of the dozens of free places you can hang your flyers (just make sure you get approval by the manager first).

These two institutions, replicated in towns across the country, are the two main features of a North London suburb that has no library, no town hall and not even a solitary park bench.

Author; New Hampshire State Library; New Hampshire town clerk offices.

I joined a book club at the library in town!

My senior year in high school, I worked at the public library in town.