Sentence examples for opening of libraries from inspiring English sources

In Khayelitsha township, improvements have been made to urban environments and public spaces, with the creation of sports fields and the opening of libraries.

In a video showing the opening of the library on Sunday, 1941, Roosevelt says that at that moment of world crisis, "the dedication of a library is in itself an act of faith".

The opening of the library in 1939 was timed to the 100th anniversary of the Amistad rebellion.

Wilson, who was on hand for the opening of the library, described one of the studies as "Ellison the private man and contemplative artist" and the other as "Ellison the man of the world".

To coincide with the opening of the library comes "Frank Gehry: On Line" at the Princeton University Art Museum, a selection of 31 drawings by the architect along with a selection of models for his most recent buildings.

The theater and the tavern — two public meeting places as old as civilization itself — will come together on Oct. 9 with the opening of the Library, a new cocktail lounge inside the Public Theater.

Russian trolls also stoked unrest over the opening of a library at an Islamic Center in Houston, TX in 2016.

At a time when smaller libraries are seeing closures, there is a reassuring symbolism in the opening of this impressive library, as long as the smaller fish aren't killed off elsewhere.

Cuts in funding, opening hours and numbers of libraries seriously affects those people who don't have the internet or don't have a car to get to their nearest library".

He approved a rather radical operation: the opening of a film library.

That Machiavelli would not even have been invited to the opening of the Clinton library.