Sentence examples for recent library from inspiring English sources

The most recent library budget vote capped a divisive, yearlong battle that pitted two factions of the city's residents against each other in a struggle over who was legally obligated to finance the New Rochelle Public Library.

"When I did my recent library tour from John O'Groats to Lands End, I interspersed the library visits with signings in local bookshops, and the booksellers all blamed Amazon, and to some extent ebooks, for their decline," she said.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman and Chet Kerr The New Yorker, January 9 , 1954P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: The bulletin board in the Yale Club lobby, which lists recent library acquisitions by category, has "Drinking in College" by Bacon and Straus under "Philosophy and Religion".

Of those "recent library users," 26percentt said their usage has gone up in the past five years; the most commonly given reasons were the enjoyment of taking children and grandchildren; the need to do research and use reference materials; and plain old borrowing books more.

A more recent library was founded in 1958, and moved to its present location in 1986.

One of the most dramatic events in recent library history ended in a memorable triumph that remains a touchstone for communities across the country struggling to keep their libraries open in challenging times.

There are two recent library-related articles on HuffPo to which I'd like to draw your attention.

At the most recent Santa Monica library sale, dealers were lining up at 10 a.m. for an event that wouldn't begin for another nine hours.

A recent Parliamentary Library paper on emission trading policies noted that: In mid-2012 the Centre for Climate Economics and Policy at the Australian National University undertook a survey of expectations from industry participants and other carbon price 'experts'experts

And since the 2012 election, at least in some quarters, they've also become more likely to frame their arguments for limited government, not as briefs against the menace of socialism, but as defenses of the little guy — or the small organic farmer, to lift from of the more arresting passages from Paul's recent Reagan library speech.

Although per-base sequencing costs have decreased during recent years, library preparation for targeted massively parallel sequencing remains constrained by high reagent cost, limited design flexibility, and protocol complexity.