Sentence examples for invaluable record from inspiring English sources

It will be an invaluable record of Irish history treasured by future generations.

The Tachyon publication, a more thoroughly edited and fact-checked version, provides an invaluable record of Dick's Marin County years.

Hyde Park Gate News is an invaluable record of the day-to-day activities of this exceptional late-Victorian family.

His unadorned factual accounts have supplied many other authors and reporters with an invaluable record of what happened and what was said at pivotal junctures during this presidency.

He likens species to letters that make up the volumes of Earth's history, and their loss obliterating an invaluable record of the past.

However, many people present thought it profoundly moving, and for this reason the film is an invaluable record of a significant occasion.

All serve as invaluable records of working practice in the late 1960s and 1970s.

Two members of the ensemble that performed on Sunday, the violinist Cornelius Dufallo and the violist Kenji Bunch, had previously played the Quartet No. 2 several times as members of the Flux Quartet and were involved in that group's invaluable recording on the Mode label.

She spent a few hours hunting down documents for me in her home office, in Buffalo, which, from her description, was a deeply cluttered trove of invaluable records — one that should now be collected and housed somewhere for the use of others who want to follow her efforts.

Apart from the philologically invaluable recording of pre-Classical linguistic forms and proper names, there is the cryptologic evidence of the syllabic writing system, which may yet help bring about a cogent decipherment and linguistic identification of the earlier forms of Cretan writing.

While the magazine's archive has become an invaluable oral record of the art world over the last four decades, Mr. Furlong said it didn't begin with such ambitions.