Sentence examples for set up a library from inspiring English sources

It is also a good method to set up a library for optimizing the ion implantation processes.

All former US presidents set up a library in their name to house their papers and honour their legacy.

He set up a library with 4,000 volumes and forged himself into a kind of philosopher-king, and the Father of the Constitution.

In my local branch, we set up a library, offered plasters to customers (for the cuts), and even held a story-time with a reading of Mr Greedy.

Inside, protesters have set up a library (including "The Complete Poems of Walt Whitman" and "Steal This Book" by Abbie Hoffman); and an "infoshop" with fliers and pamphlets about future demonstrations, including one called Stop the Machine scheduled for Washington next month.

In a corner of the park where protesters had set up a library — thousands of books were removed by the police on Tuesday, according to protesters — a modest new collection had been started, with a few small stacks and a single red rose placed atop them.

One of its employees set up a small library years ago inside the motel's common area near the ice machine.

When the Germans invaded in World War II and crammed Vilna's 56,000 Jews into neighborhood ghettos, Herman Kruk, a librarian, tried to maintain an oasis of normality in the madness by setting up a library, and he asked Ms. Abramowicz to staff it.

This strategy of screening for H2O2-resistant mutations under increased H2O2 conditions in M. smegmatis was chosen to allow genome-wide identification of essential genes involved in oxidative stress because setting up a library of transposon mutants would fail, by default, to identify candidates that are essential genes.

Enlightening work projects can include setting up a library in Peru or Arizona, or reforestation in a Thai village or in Nepal.

La Cañada was one of the first communities in Los Angeles County to lend books to residents, setting up a library at the back of a general store in 1913.