Sentence examples for retired librarian from inspiring English sources
Retired librarian, lover and supporter of the arts.
Retired librarian, Bexley "As a Guardian subscriber, it's so interesting to see where it all happens.
Echoing John Locke, who famously excluded atheists from accommodation in his Letter Concerning Toleration in 1689, Mr Laycock even sells out one of his clients the 70-year-old retired librarian and atheist Linda Stephens without batting an eye.
Venetia, on the fateful day that Pluto popped into her head, was having breakfast with her mother and her grandfather, Falconer Madan, retired librarian of the Bodleian Library at Oxford.
Her essay was an effort to explain the group: Why 21 men and women from their mid-60's to their mid-80's, who included a retired librarian, postal worker, accountant and former Roman Catholic priest, had been meeting for three years, writing their life stories and reading them aloud.
Most campaigners are retired librarians and civil servants, and even the much-maligned hunt saboteurs the Guardian meet during two nights in the Gloucestershire cull zone are non-violent vegans.
Retired school librarian, South Huntington schools.
Retired research librarian for the New York Times.
In Barnsley, it's Mig welding and tattoos ("I've still no idea what Mig welding is," says Ian Stringer, retired mobile librarian for the area. "The books always got taken before I could find out").
About 50 people, many of them retirees, waited patiently on his patio one recent Saturday to meet and open their checkbooks to Ms. Seltzer, a former Brookhaven councilwoman and retired school librarian who practices pro bono environmental law out of her Bellport home.
