Sentence examples for irreplaceable history from inspiring English sources

They put at the top of their agenda preserving the book collections at two private homes, a cache of irreplaceable history, political and economic texts from the 19th and 20th centuries.

It's irreplaceable history at bargain basement prices.

#1 When Irreplaceable History Lives on Obsolete Tech "Movies, TV shows, works of art, documentary film footage -- the visual history of the 20th century exists on rapidly deteriorating formats.

However, regional conservation initiatives should take all landscapes into account, because they all contribute to taxonomic and phylogenetic beta diversity, to ensure the long-term protection of the irreplaceable evolutionary history of Rubiaceae and the numerous organisms it supports.

And though the neighborhoods of Victorian Flatbush have distinct characters, nearly all of them have one thing in common: residents eager to protect what is a remarkable and in some cases irreplaceable architectural history.

Here's the text of the sale information from one person trying to sell a bell: 1-DAY AUCTION – Be the 1st to own this irreplaceable piece of history!

Dr. Corkin arranged, too, to have his brain preserved for future study, in the same spirit that Einstein's was, as an irreplaceable artifact of scientific history.

"While 188 Main Street is by no means our most beautiful or our most important building, its loss represents yet another irreplaceable part of our history that has been given up without a fight".

"[Isis] not only despises our religious beliefs but our literature, arts, and history which is irreplaceable and one of a kind".

Students of media history recognize the irreplaceable value of the fairness doctrine, which before its repeal in 1987 required news outlets to provide equal time for opposing viewpoints.

The city lost an irreplaceable part of its own history.