Sentence examples for physical libraries from inspiring English sources

Whether it's in physical libraries or through our Web offerings, we serve a vital role as the trusted source people everywhere can depend on.

Use this Room for Debate piece about school libraries as a jumping-off point to debate the usefulness of physical libraries now.

For now, the advent of e-book borrowing has not threatened physical libraries by siphoning away visitors because the recession has driven so many new users seeking free resources through library doors.

"If your research is centred on China then great, this is the place to be, but if it isn't you should think carefully before you make the move because the internet here isn't that great and physical libraries out here aren't that great.

But as Anthony Grafton has pointed out on this blog before, the level of control Google has assumed over such a massive digital library is more worrisome in the long-term — not only because of what we are or are not allowed to see, but also because of how our physical libraries will fare, and how punctilious Google will be with its mistakes.

In contrast to physical libraries, online resources are much more convenient to access and browse, as long as you have an Internet account.

Library patrons appreciate not having to visit a physical library to access e-books, which can be downloaded remotely from home or on the road.

All of this makes me think differently about the books in my physical library.

Clues provide students with a summary of the plot, title, author, and call letters – so children can locate the books inside the physical library.

We share the repetoire, the physical library, the concerns of playing the clarinet, the working on reeds, discussing the pieces, analyzing them together.

Nicholson Baker, who writes fiction and nonfiction books, feels much the same way, even though he defines himself by the contents of his (physical) library.