Sentence examples for irreplaceable art from inspiring English sources
In "Barbed Wire Blues", his serrated, stuttering guitar stabs are an art a personal, irreplaceable art.
Other residents argue that building managers allowed concerns over legal liability to trump the effort to save irreplaceable art.
Millions of pounds' worth of irreplaceable art and sacred objects--paintings, candlesticks, lecterns, crosses, fonts--have been stolen and sold, often, it is said, to buyers in America.
Insurance, which is exceptionally expensive for a building that houses irreplaceable art just yards from the Gulf of Mexico, has been negotiated down to its minimum.
For the sake of the party, the shoes were put behind glass like precious pieces of irreplaceable art.
Mr. Didier's crew specializes in transporting all-but-irreplaceable art and objects like King Tut's chariot, which they delivered to a museum in Midtown Manhattan in 2010.
People are irreplaceable, and art, no matter how good, doesn't replace them.
The risk to the irreplaceable rock art was on my mind when we sailed away from the islands the next morning.
In fact, 2016 was so full of unbelievable art destruction that we've rounded up a cringeworthy worst-of-the-worst of what not to do when you're around irreplaceable artwork.
The same local authorities that wasted money on badly thought-out B of the Bangs when it was fashionable to do so, will now turn on Britain's city museums and sell off irreplaceable works of art with any excuse that suits them.
One must not forget: the Islamic State terror regime is enslaving a horrendously large number of girls and women, killing political opponents and homosexuals and destroying irreplaceable works of art and landmarks of our common human history.
