Sentence examples for be microfilmed from inspiring English sources

Then it can be microfilmed.

A congressional report estimated that a minimum of 20 billion checks would have to be microfilmed every year.

Both have been microfilmed and are available at larger libraries and the British Library.

Many of that county's records have been microfilmed and are available through the the Family History Library network.

Mr. F. said that books printed since the late 19th century are going to crumbs, & are being microfilmed.

Some of these have been microfilmed by LDS and are available on loan from the Family History Library as rolls 2243278 and 2243279.

He defends the practice of discarding the 600 foreign and 400 domestic newspapers it receives every day after they are microfilmed, saying: "Practically everyone does this.

The jihadis had destroyed a few hundred documents that they found in the preservation room, where fragile pages were microfilmed and then preserved in specially made folders or boxes.

(The manuscripts of "Gulag" and other works had been microfilmed by Solzhenitsyn and his wife in Moscow and smuggled by friends and other contacts of theirs to publishers in the West).

In 1949 50 most of the manuscripts were microfilmed by the American Foundation for the Study of Man, acting on behalf of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., and with the assistance of the University of Alexandria.

This exchange of letters, in 1979, amounting to a lesson in diplomacy and civics, is among more than 930,000 City Council documents that have been microfilmed and digitized and are being made available this week by the LaGuardia and Wagner Archives at LaGuardia Community College, part of the City University of New York.