Sentence examples for preservation his from inspiring English sources

As a steward of historic preservation, his quest to engage and enlighten others will continue to guide us.

That the house still exists is due to the persistence of his son Viktor, a painter, who made its preservation his life's work.

In December 2007, Mr. Torricelli transferred the funds from his campaign account to the Rosemont Foundation, a nonprofit group he started last year to advance causes like cancer research and open-space preservation, his spokesman said.

As legal aid lawyer Wartelle sees it, he is in the business of "slum preservation". His clients' apartments are at best modest, but they cannot afford more.

As for Rais himself, his preservation of his family and defense of his country's heritage while serving as a personable and generous sage to a generation of Western journalists in Kabul make him a symbol of the syncretic fusion of tradition and modernity that is Afghanistan's best hope.

Mr. Wright won the Pulitzer in 2004 for "Walking to Martha's Vineyard". In that collection, as in much of his work, he explores the competing imperatives of self-annihilation and self-preservation; his yearning for his father, who abandoned the family early; his labyrinthine struggles with alcoholism, drug addiction and manic depression; and his eventual, cautiously hopeful passage out.

Perhaps because he considered the journal less a creative endeavor than an exercise in self-preservation, his entries are deeply mundane, chronicling his limited range of daily activities behind bars: wake-up times, phone calls and visits, the countless burritos made using tortilla wraps and chips from the prison commissary.

I have a greater grasp on Norman's life than I do Peg's by virtue of his many varied autobiographical efforts and his meticulous preservation of his journals, essays, work-related materials, and correspondence dating back into his year spent as an exchange student at The Stowe School in 1937-1938 (where he became acquainted with Christopher Robin, son of AA Milne, author of Winnie the Pooh).

Merce Cunningham, who recently announced plans for the preservation of his choreography after his death, probably knows the problems as well as anybody.

He had actively pursued his interest in preservation with his wife of 29 years Judy Flynn at Willets Farmhouse, their 1810 residence on Manhasset Bay which they had lovingly restored.

He dedicated his life to preservation of his community's culture and language and was a powerful voice for Indigenous rights across Canada.