Sentence examples for preserving book from inspiring English sources

This is partly thanks to the fact that it came out in 1996, just before the internet started preserving book reviews for posterity.

"This is based on an old recipe I came across in a preserving book from the eighteen-hundreds," Taylor said, picking up a jar of pepper brandy that was sitting on the counter.

There was more: "Preserving book, $8; opening grave, $8.10; candles, $4.63; chairs, $3; gloves, $2".

Correction: April 14 , 2001 Saturday An article in Arts & Ideas last Saturday about the issue of preserving books and newspapers in library collections misspelled the title of the new book on the subject by Nicholson Baker.

"We just need to preserve book habits among the kids as much as we possibly can".

Established in 1884 to celebrate and preserve book and print culture, the Grolier Club is one of those special institutions, a treasure hiding in plain sight.

"There is no better place to preserve books forever than Manhattan schist," Mr. Piano told the commission.

Throughout the centuries, librarians have preserved books and records from the hazards of war, fire, and flood, and it is no idle boast to say that they have played a large part in maintaining the cultural heritage of their countries.

"It preserves books, in particular out-of-print and old books that have been forgotten in the bowels of libraries, and it gives them new life," Chin observed.

As I tried to bring up with the films production team, any effort to preserve books rather than destroy them during war is noble, not criminal.

The new store will be powered by Blio, an eReader software which has caused a buzz in the industry for its ability to preserve books' original printed format as well as its interactive capacities.