Sentences with phrase «visit the library so»

Be generous with handing out these coupons and visit the library so you are prepared.

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On our first visit to the WiFi porch at the public library, we each rushed through checking our email and social media so that we could squat in a ditch and pick blueberries.

Visit the library — The library has been an invaluable resource this school year, and I know we've saved so much money by utilizing our local libraries more now than we ever did in the past.

So whether you're picking up a slew of library books, getting groceries, or hopping in the car to visit grandma, you don't want to worry about handling your load.

Visit the library regularly and keep books in easy - to - reach places so that when you're tempted to turn on the TV, you can grab a book and read with your kids instead.

State Sen. Jose Peralta (D - East Elmhurst) visited the East Elmhurst Library, at 95 - 06 Astoria Blvd., where he announced he had donated $ 50,000 to the Queens Library system through member items so the libraries within his district could buy books.

Many scientists continue to live near their university so they can use the library or visit friends.

Thus, while so far I have done all my experiments at ASML, I go to the university regularly to meet my supervisor there (I also have one at ASML), work on the theoretical aspect of my project, write reports and papers, and visit the library.

We would like to give you details on our chosen themes so that you can plan days out and visits to the library for example, to coincide with these and help your child to explore the topic further.

When the video library is built out, administrators no longer need to find «coverage» so teachers can visit classrooms of others — they can simply go to the video library

It's a historical novel set in the medieval period (telling the story of the real King Richard III), so I'm booking stalls at every appropriate medieval festival; it's a book aimed primarily at children aged 10 and up, so I'm making overtures to local schools about author visits and to libraries; I'm attending events at my first literature festival next week to meet and network with local authors and hand out some leaflets (maybe even sell a copy or two).

Luckily for me, my son lives in the Bay Area, so, while visiting him, I acquired one of my most valuable possessions: a San Francisco library card.

Few library users made use of a library website without also visiting a library in person in that time, however, so overall library usage rates did not increase:

So if we all agree that libraries are important centers of learning and provide services that individuals can not get elsewhere, even if we ourselves do not make as much effort to visit a library on a regular basis, why is there such a budget problem for libraries?

Considering I average 1 — 2 books a week (minimum — that gets as high as five some weeks), not having to carry around books, no longer forgetting to bring a book when I'm in a hurry, no visiting bookstores or libraries every week (only visit when I want to, about once per month or so), no return deadlines or late fees, and having access to any book I want even at 2 a.m. in the morning is AWESOME!

One of the cool benefits that this company provides is a wireless hotspot so anyone visiting the library can connect to and download anything they want.

And the number of Americans who visited library websites in the previous 12 months fell from 31 % who said they'd done so in 2015 to 27 % in 2016.

The profusion of mobile devices means that half of public library users who visit library websites do so from their mobile device.

If you choose to pick up your library card, you may do so by visiting any one of our 59 locations and speak with a staff member.

44 % of those ages 16 and older have visited a public library website; 30 % of Americans have done so in the past 12 months, up from 25 % in 2012.

There was a four - point drop, though, in the number who visited library websites in the previous 12 months — falling from 31 % who said they'd done so in 2015 to 27 % in 2016.

Setting up WIFI hotspots is also relevant so people can visit the library if they don't have that sort of internet at home to borrow books wirelessly.

One even commented that they stopped at the library just to visit because they had not been there for so long.

So if you haven't visited your local library in a while, please take this opportunity to stop by and see what they have to offer, whether in person or online.

Library card applications are required to be completed by the children's parents before the class visit as library staff is unable to process so many new cards at one time.

Blog tours, giveaways, author interviews, speaking engagements, classes, library visits, media events, and so on are all opportunities where you can encourage and remind people to post a review.

Similarly, social network pages can be accessed without first visiting or possibly ever visiting the library website, so these web visits may not be counted — or worse — may be double or triple counted as they navigate across and between distinct web properties (e.g., ILS, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, Linked - In, Twitter, online databases, third party e-media services, etc.).

Roughly two - thirds of people who had visited a library or a bookmobile said they'd done so to check out a book.

So although the new service may help increase the number of library visits, they are likely to be of the virtual kind.

The program is so popular that 25 teams work in the Paws to Read program, visiting libraries, elementary schools and some programs for hearing and behavior - impaired children.

You may only request five books to be pulled for each visit to the library, so please choose judiciously.

Realistically, the library's weblog is unlikely to be perceived as so vital that students and faculty will choose to follow it regularly by bookmarking the blog site or otherwise visiting it regularly.

You can visit the in - house library of your university and borrow books, so that you get to read books without even buying them.

So if you want to improve your search, it's a good idea to visit your local library today!

I am addicted to them... I have requested Little Bitty Lies from my local library... I need to get my Mary Kay Andrew fix... Her books are such a joy to read... I'm so happy she's releasing a new one:) Love Love Love her books:) When I visited her website today it was so cool to see she was doing a book tour!