Sentence examples for has been salvaging from inspiring English sources
Since 1993, the company has been salvaging and refinishing the tens of millions of feet of Douglas fir and redwood that made up the trestle.
The artist Mark Dion has been salvaging artifacts from the construction site that he will eventually incorporate in an architectural and archaeological installation to inaugurate the rebuilt Modern in 2004.
Of course, Williams couldn't: RMS Titanic, Inc., the Atlanta company that has been salvaging the wreck since 1987, has had exclusive rights to any artifacts.
Though his chances of an eighth straight Tour victory are all but gone, his reputation here has been salvaged — and then some.
De Selby has been salvaged from the unpublished manuscript of "The Third Policeman" but is presented with nothing like the brio of that book's footnotes.
Temple Bags sells an iPad bag with a strap that's made of leather and World War II canvas that has been salvaged and repurposed ($189).
To side with the feminist, gay, ethnic, or some blend of all these in a myth that has been salvaged from its former disrepute.
The Astoria Column, a 125-foot column that celebrates the expansion of the country to the Pacific Coast, also deteriorated over the course of its lifetime -- it was built in 1926 -- but has been salvaged by the Friends of Astoria Column in the 1990s.
After acute myocardial infarction (MI), delineating the area-at-risk (AAR) is crucial for measuring how much, if any, ischemic myocardium has been salvaged.
The portion of the AAR that survives, if any, represents myocardium that has been salvaged by treatment during acute myocardial infarction (MI).
