"living library" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a space or location that is rich with knowledge and potential to learn. For example, "The university provides its students access to a living library of resources to help them with their studies."
His latest response to the Living Library question ("In Theory: Reading into the Living Library idea," Aug. 7) could not go without comment.
All that preindustrial wheat was a living library of flavors: vanilla, honeysuckle, black pepper.
We are building a free living library of Jewish texts and their interconnections, in Hebrew and in translation.
It could contribute toward the establishment of a "living library", supported by the concept of "talking/singing and being listened to".
Sefaria is a new, crowdsourced website which is "building a free living library of Jewish texts and their interconnections, in Hebrew and in translation.
And it is also a living library, a place where "history" gets made – collecting and curating the bits and pieces of the everyday life of movements that have no other home.
Living Libraries America launched this weekend at the Santa Monica Public Library, in California, with people posing as "living books"—including a Buddhist and a raw-foodist available foraw-foodist available
The app is separated into three sections — live, library and home.
"The year ahead is going to be even bigger, as the company invests more in content – live, library and original – as well as technology and data to make Hulu the leading pay TV choice for consumers".
There are two double bedrooms, living room, library and bathroom.
The Living Material Library is an exploration of tunable hybrid systems.
