Sentence examples for run a library from inspiring English sources

For her last assignment, she commuted nearly three hours each way to run a library in Spanish Harlem.

She and other campaigners do not believe it would be easy enough to find volunteers to run a library properly, even in small, tight-knit communities.

Jim Brooks, who co-ordinates Little Chalfont Community Library in Buckinghamshire, has set up a website in his spare time offering advice on how to run a library.

Unless you run a library, many owners of the fourth Shorter Oxford may well decide to stick with that, and hope they are not disgraced when confusing DVD with DVT or thinking that "fabless" is an adjective that describes illiterate starlets, when it means subcontracted electronic production.

"We haven't got the reserves to run a library and I know it is quite a costly business.

"With all respect to my fellow town councillors, I don't think any of us have the experience necessary to run a library".

It can also run an library of existing Leapster Explorer cartridges.

Still, running a library in a tent comes with challenges.

And my only patient will be some wacko who runs a library".

But staff account for at least half the cost of running a library.

Now 86, Ms. Landau retired last week from a job running a library for the National Council of Jewish Women.