Sentence examples for money library from inspiring English sources

Closing these two branches and consolidating operations will save money, library officials insist.

They turn up without fail whenever the city is running short of money: library hours, firehouses, police officers, class sizes, day care centers, garbage pickup, health clinics.

Each features a composition of bright geometric shapes, also thick, and has a strange title -- like "Jack Lemmon's Legs Library, Tom Cruise Jumping Libraryry," "Counting Money Library" and "Climbing Ladders Library".

And they have an arsenal of advantages: lots of money, libraries of programming and decades of experience in attracting and keeping big audiences.

He quoted Oscar Wilde — "It is always with the best intentions that the worst work is done" — and told me that he had robbed the Girolamini in order to earn money for library renovations.

My optimistic view is that the money that library volunteers save will be applied to the infinite number of things to be done only by trained professionals or those workers who perform difficult or unpleasant jobs nobody will do without pay.

A teenager of any race who lives in an affluent suburb like Summit, N.J. -- with great soccer fields, after-school SAT preparation courses, and neighbors who are corporate executives -- doesn't have the same barriers to success as a teenager living in Newark, where schools are overcrowded, gangs are a constant threat, and there is very little money for library books.

If giving money to libraries meant letting fires burn or murderers go free, few would choose libraries.

Last week, Mayor Bloomberg and Council President Gifford Miller announced a campaign to raise private money for libraries.

Kirsten's story elicited many offers to donate dolls or money to libraries, in New York and elsewhere.

We live in towns where there is insufficient money for libraries to be opened every day, but whose video stores are open 24 hours a day.