Sentence examples for tough library from inspiring English sources

I think, of all the drinking holes students frequent – pubs, clubs, park benches, particularly tough library sessions – house parties are the most unpredictable.

I think, of all the drinking holes students frequent pubs, clubs, park benches, particularly tough library sessions house parties are the most unpredictable.

The American Library Association has been urging U.S. libraries to make the case that, especially in these tough times, libraries are part of the economic solution, not part of the problem.

"Local authorities have had to make tough choices, but libraries are under pressure and cuts to services will mean that visits drop," she said.

A CILIP spokesman said last night: "It has been a tough year for public library services and staff.

Mr. Norten said he had a tough assignment, namely making a library airy and inviting when two floors are below the street.

We need to create a network of business support services, a gap financing fund to help businesses get through tough times and use our library branches more extensively to help entrepreneurs.

"It's been a tough thing to do," said Edward M. Falcone, the library's deputy director.

Councils are used to taking tough decisions such as shutting schools and libraries and maximising the use of property assets.

This five-inch one is the fastest yet and, besides being kid-tough and kid-safe, boasts a learning library of over 700 games, apps, eBooks, videos, music and more, all designed or approved by the LeapFrog team.

To me, growing up, this house was my school, my library and my sanctuary when things got tough at home.