Sentence examples for book preservation from inspiring English sources

Dyron Hamlin, a master?s student in chemical engineering, conducted a mold project with a historical institute that sought to broaden its expertise on book preservation.

What librarian could resist a novel that has the word book in its title, is centered on an intrepid book conservator, exults in book-preservation exotica ("I know the flesh and fabrics of pages, the bright earths and lethal toxins of ancient pigments") and has a plot about a rare book with a long, fraught and serpentine history?

Also fascinating is Meyer's second encounter with the novelist and painter Feng Jicai, a historic preservation activist whose book "Saving the Old Street" records his "Jane Jacampaignue campaign" to preserve his hometown.

After she'd eaten her white chocolate Fabergé egg, Ms. Donnelly was leaving when a volunteer handed her a coffee-table book of Preservation Ball photographs from the past 30 years.

In his book Wealth Preservation and Protection for Closely-Held Business Owners, Blattmachr advises this approach to taking care of an extramarital lover.

"I don't have a very big house, but the whole thing about owning books is preservation," he said.

Unsure of his career ambitions, he began work on various book-scanning and preservation projects as a student at Indiana University, then took them over when the head of preservation left.

"The Lumière Autochrome: History, Technology, and Preservation," a book due early this year from Getty Publications, contains a long section about common problems in autochromes.

People in the rock music trade are not often accused of preoccupation with big thoughts, especially ones hefty enough to merit preservation between book covers.

Books have attended the preservation and dissemination of knowledge in every literate society.

Federico was enthusiastically devoted to the collection and preservation of books.