Sentence examples for preserving stories from inspiring English sources

"And we thought, what would happen if we got them in a conversation?" The program, called "Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience," is aimed at preserving stories from the battlegrounds of Iraq and Afghanistan.

B1 SPORTSWEDNESDAY D1-7 OBITUARIES C12 ARTS E1-12 War Through Soldiers' Eyes The National Endowment for the Arts is sponsoring a workshop aimed at preserving stories from the battlegrounds of Iraq and Afghanistan.

9. Catherine Shu wrote about a Brooklyn-based non-profit organization and oral history project called StoryCorps that aims to use technology to preserve stories and encourage human connection. . 10.

Seniors especially feel the responsibility to transmit and preserve stories, learning and love as each year and each decade seem to pass more quickly than the last.

The Holocaust center is preserving their stories in a four-part documentary, "Testimony of the Human Spirit".

Yet many of the gravestones are intact, preserving the stories of the men underground: their names, the places they were born, the days when they died.

"I started out preserving the stories for my own sake but soon realized I had a manuscript," said Mr. Kazimiroff, now 60 and living on City Island.

My dream is to partner with charities like Age UK and Alzheimer's Research UK to help those suffering from life-changing illnesses – preserving the stories of those with greatest need.

"It was about preserving the stories I had," he recalled.

An agreement reached two months later awarded the group more than $2 billion to be used for compensation and programs related to healing and preserving survivors' stories.

This and other episodes over the past 20 years serve as time capsules, preserving the stories, circumstances and sentiments of people around the world from the time they were taped.