Sentence examples for preserving silent from inspiring English sources
Ms Dixon continued: "Technology is coming to our aid, certainly with what we're doing in preserving silent films.
Martin Scorsese has been banging on for years now about the need to preserve silent films, to ensure we have something to go on in the future other than still photos.
Since my first encounter with the painting, the Boit heirs have donated those six-foot-tall blue-and-white vases to the museum, thus preserving the "silent sentinels" that, Hirshler writes, in crossing back and forth across the Atlantic became the girls' "constant symbol of home".
These were scribbled by Red Army soldiers after they stormed to victory in 1945, and meticulously preserved as silent exhortations to responsible governance.
Without uniformed guards, hidden beepers or recorded messages, he was determined nevertheless to preserve a silent haven in an otherwise noisy world.
Instead, alterations in maintenance factors, such as polycomb and trithorax group proteins, that preserve the initial Hox gene expression pattern and help cells "remember" which regulatory domains to keep silent and which ones to keep active, are more likely candidates.
So I stand before the high metal fence silent and still, preserving sight, sound and smell.
But while Brownlow's achievements – as a historian of film, in preserving and restoring silent-era classics, and as a director in his own right – have commanded respect, he has never played the career-building game.
All mutations introduced into the cloned cDNA fragments were translationally-silent, thereby preserving the wild-type polyprotein sequence.
