Sentence examples for library writing from inspiring English sources

I sit in the library, writing sociology papers I don't understand.

Sundays were spent in the library, writing reports that she (not our teachers) had thought up to improve our reading comprehension.

It was too theoretical, he wrote in a magazine column — the effort of a "man who has been sitting in the library, writing books and lecturing to students".

Mr. Clinton has said that once he leaves office he will focus his energy on putting together his presidential library, writing his memoirs and making money for his family.

Engaged in his youth in politics, war, and diplomacy alongside his peers, Montaigne largely withdrew from public life in 1570 and thereafter spent much of his time in his library, writing the works that established him as the founder of the tradition of self-exploration and self-writing as well as an emblem of modern liberal individualism.

Scholarships, barters, free classes at your local library, writing groups, craft talks on YouTube.

Go to the library, write something for us".

"Take choice of all my library," wrote William Shakespeare in his play, Titus Andronicus.

"We are in a time of exploration, trial and error, experimentation," Bruno Racine, president of the French national library, wrote in his 2011 book, "Google and the New World".

"As I'm sure you understand," William Stingone, a curator at the library, wrote him, "we need to manage our ever-diminishing resources, including space, even as our collection grows".

"The Library now has a secure collection of tweet text, documenting the first 12 years (2006-2017) of this dynamic communications channel — its emergence, its applications and its evolution," Gayle Osterberg, the director of communications for the library, wrote.