Sentence examples for see libraries from inspiring English sources

Expect to see libraries, aerobics classes and laundry services for the elderly set up inside the banks that contributed to this crisis.

(This inclusive spirit has become more urgent nationally in recent weeks: see "Libraries Are for Everyone," a multilingual meme and poster campaign, created by a Nebraska librarian, Rebecca McCorkindale, to counter the forces of fake news and fearmongering).

And while access to vast amounts of digital information is convenient, it has also become apparent that most students now see libraries as antiquated institutions better used for their computer terminals than for their book collections.

I've written in a previous blog about my wish to see libraries on trains, but what a joy it would be to find books on, say, buses (I think it was Helsinki where I once saw this), tubes (any offers here?) or even the beach..

In pubs, complete strangers said hello, asked me if I'd REALLY come to see libraries, and did I REALLY come to see Manchester, and how did I find out about this place, anyway, and then they just referred to me as "the library girl".

The budget-saving proposals will see library opening hours reduced and charges introduced to bring residential parking in line with other local authorities.

This week marks the ALA's 27th annual Banned Books Week, which sees libraries and bookshops across the US running events intended to raise awareness of book censorship.

The social giant sees libraries full of Stories created each day waiting to be monetized.

Yet, despite knowing all this, in the past five years the relentless funding constraints placed on local authorities have seen library budgets slashed by an astounding amount.

In the past few years, nearly every city and town in America has seen library closures and sharp reductions in staffing, hours and financial support.

Areas such as Somerset and Gloucestershire saw library closures quashed by a legal challenge, but in Brent, the Brent SOS Libraries campaign group failed to prevent six libraries from being boarded up.