Sentence examples for to librarians from inspiring English sources
noun
The keeper, manager of a library.
Good things come to librarians who wait.
"I'm very charming when it comes to librarians".
It's up to librarians to decide whether a book stays.
I'd go to librarians, and they'd help me find the books I needed".
About 800 new books were being shown, principally to librarians from 9 Eastern states.
They also refer your bibliographic questions to librarians.
By Eileen Reynolds February 9 , 2011Good things come to librarians who wait.
"Justin has autism," Ms. Stanton-Paule explained to librarians, the manager at the animal shelter, students at the local college.
Generally, youth of the upper classes were prepared to become scribes, who ranged from copyists to librarians and teachers.
The Bulletin is directed to librarians, but her words were also taken seriously by editors, publishers, writers and illustrators.
And if so, might old-book odor prove useful to librarians and conservators charged with preserving collections?
