Sentence examples for start a library from inspiring English sources
The phrase "start a library" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of establishing or creating a library, whether it be a physical space or a collection of resources. Example: "After years of planning, the community finally decided to start a library to serve the needs of local residents."
Our ambition to start a library required a more formal organisation and, as a solicitor by profession, David was well placed to draft the constitution for the new society.
He started a library, loaning out VHS tapes of European games.
Ms. Olds learned that Buddi Kumar Rai, her guide and the only college-educated person in the village, dreamed of starting a library.
Maconochie went about unarmed talking to convicts, started a library and in the evening sent prisoners to read aloud to those who were illiterate.
We also started a library for China's State Environmental Protection Agency (which is now the largest collection of environmental information in China) called the China Environment and Sustainable Development Reference and Research Center.
He tells supporters that they aren't donating to charity but making an investment: Where can you get more bang for the buck than starting a library for $5,000?
A project to start a free library housed in a miniature brownstone.
Even in her final months, she seemed less concerned with her own condition than with raising money to start a traveling library in Kabul.
Along time ago, when I had ambitions to start a personal library, a bookish friend told me there were three sets of reference books I had to get hold of.
Read books in your field and start a reference library.
You can start a small library with your book collection and offer this service to others in return of small amount.
