Sentence examples for real libraries from inspiring English sources
In real libraries, in real space, access is not metered at the level of the page (or the image on the page).
Eridu was largely abandoned during the period in question, and Elizabeth Stone, an anthropologist at Stony Brook University in New York, says most real libraries were created much later than the dates the Italian team suggests.
A lot of penguins like to frequently go "shhh!" just to make fun of real libraries.
"We wanted to create a real library and to have a wide variety of genres".
"On the Internet we now have more visitors than in the real library".
You will be able to take my books home, just like in a real library.
There's even a swimming pool inside the building and a real library bursting full of books.' " She's right, but first the boys have to get there.
If you have torn yourself away from the virtual library that is the Internet long enough to visit a real library, you know that the smell of old books — musty, slightly acidic, even grassy — is instantly recognizable.
Given that the challenges were intended to be representative of handling in a real library or archival setting, and the frequency of use in archives/libraries is generally known, then the above data can be converted to expected number of changes per period of time.
During the decade-plus of civil wars, the initial operation grew into the We-Care Library, the only real library in Monrovia, Liberia's capital city.
