Sentence examples for warm library from inspiring English sources

Ridiculous, officious               in the warm library, but here the trees are bare as a whistle, and everything's brown               and gray and the luminous, horrible goldof that winter straw, like trickster straw               that could be falsely spun, as if spring's riches were contingent on good behavior, or the magical change               of my own bad mood.

Teachers write up grant proposals and post them on www.donorschoose.org, and then parents and other interested citizens can surf among the possibilities and decide whether they'd prefer to fund, say, "Hot Chocolate, Pajamas, and Stories Keep Us Warm!" or "Classroom Library for Gay or Questioning Teens".

A stony fortress from the street, the library warms up once you step inside.

Our streets and gardens, the arrowing of a lizard across the warm light, our libraries and circular staircases, are beginning to look precisely as Borges imagined them.

Above all, the extraordinary prose hymn to the joys of winter, a warm cottage, a good library and a pot of hot tea.

They resemble libraries, with warm, woody tones, pine accents and in one, a wood-beamed ceiling.

The two-level wood-paneled library is so warm and elegant that you might want to live there.

"I used to go to Islington Library – it was warm and it was free, you could stay there all day".

For Web tours, nothing beats the untechy ambience of a library reading room: warm, smooth and luxurious — with all the beeps on low or off.

The tented refuge includes a living area furnished with a central warming stove, fur rugs, a library and maps of the South Pole in tribute to early Victorian explorers.

Otherwise, libraries are quiet, warm, and usually come with free wi-fi.