Sentence examples for traveling libraries from inspiring English sources

Some communities have cut school bus routes, police patrols, traveling libraries and lawn maintenance.

They are further supplemented by traveling libraries, which serve outlying districts.

This "New Library Idea" also included ideas such as introducing services to children, cooperation with schools, branch libraries, traveling libraries and library advertising.

He completely reorganized the New York state library, making it one of the most efficient in the United States, and established the system of traveling libraries and picture collections.

Before she died, she wanted to do one more big thing: help raise money for a national library and cultural center at Kabul University, and for traveling libraries to reach remote villages throughout Afghanistan, a country she had repeatedly visited, and loved.

In order to extend the Boone School library's usefulness, she established branches at several locations in Wuchang and in Hankou (Hankow), and eventually she organized a system of traveling libraries that took books in both Chinese and English to a wide area.

There are 50 tubs for the entire Wake Forest team — a traveling library of debate research.

Also on view is Napoleon's traveling library, designed to hold many octavos and to look like a large book.

Even in her final months, she seemed less concerned with her own condition than with raising money to start a traveling library in Kabul.

Luis Soriano, widely known as "Biblioburro" — for the traveling library he has created for schoolchildren in rural areas who have limited access to books — reads a book to a group of schoolchildren at their farmhouse with his donkey, Beto.

Ron Frash, chief executive of Bergdorf Goodman, also wishes he had ordered more of something: a $9,500 collection of 100 bound books, a traveling library exhibit on fashion and design packed in a Goyard trunk -- an idea he conceived with a French publisher over cigars on a park bench.