Sentence examples for access to lost from inspiring English sources

The limitations of photogrammetry mean we cannot guarantee the fidelity of the models to the originals, but the visual representations should be enough to give the public access to lost heritage.

In the days before streaming gave you access to lost and found cinematic treasures, the Jerusalem Cinematheque brought all the classics, art-house films and even the quality Hollywood gems to the public.

Since music therapy might be able to enhance aspects such as the affective state, behaviour, life experiences or a person's life history by providing access to lost memories of life events and people [ 20, 21, 24, 25] which are considered aspects of SC—, we set out to determine whether familiar songs could enhance self-consciousness in patients with Alzheimer's disease.

He had no access to lose, no ax to grind.

Sales of cars, still one of America's biggest manufacturing sectors, collapsed between 2007 and 2009 as customers lost access to credit, lost their jobs, or lost confidence in cars made by General Motors and Chrysler, which went through government-sponsored bankruptcy.

He's lost access to it; lost touch with reality.

Before the companies settled that case, more than nine million Dish subscribers lost access to MTV and Nickelodeon and 1.6 million lost CBS.

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Senate Republicans, meanwhile, lost access to big payouts the moment they lost their majority.

She added that "without access to hygiene, you lose your sense of self.

"You fired pell-mell, because you were afraid you were going to lose access to credit".