Sentence examples for new librarian from inspiring English sources

Standing nearby, Mr. Bannon, our new librarian, had received an informative sneak preview of his new boss.

Stranger, a new librarian in town, not knowing of the connection with the famous murder case, stays until ten-o'clock.

Bryn Geffert, the new librarian and a history professor, said the open design enhanced the way students like to study today.

The new Librarian of Congress, Dr. Carla Hayden, is highly motivated to make this library, and all libraries, a favorite object of the people.

"Paul Jennings' books were my saviours when I was a new librarian, and needed to engage reluctant readers," says Webster. "I tell the kids that the books are naughty and that they shouldn't show their mums.

While in Portland, he enjoyed the city in no small measure, attending the Symphony, the Opera, and a unique relationship with Portland State University as a member of the Friends of the Library, the PSU Foundation, and serving on the committee to select a new librarian.

Johnson cheerleads for these Brave New Librarians, championing the efficiency of online searches and digitized archives.

Some of these new librarians teach children how to develop PowerPoint presentations or create online videos.

These new librarians believe that literacy includes, but also exceeds, books.

Library executives acknowledge that the city's libraries are nearing a staffing crisis because the salaries have made it hard to attract new librarians.

Jessamyn West, 38, an editor of "Revolting Librarians Redux: Radical Librarians Speak Out" a book that promotes social responsibility in librarianship, and the librarian behind the Web site librarian.net (its tagline is "putting the rarin' back in librarian since 1999") agreed that many new librarians are attracted to what they call the "Library 2.0" phenomenon.