Sentence examples for project to preserve from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Weil, a former curator, started a project to preserve Web sites as frozen moments.

The Getty Conservation Institute has embarked on a $4.5 million project to preserve it.

He was most pleased with a project to preserve the beautiful but neglected Chateau Chamerolles in Loiret, France, a place of unique Huguenot history.

South African researchers involved in a project to preserve the Timbuktu manuscripts have had word that most of the treasures survived in private libraries and secure locations.

They began searching for the men who had written on them and founded a nonprofit called the Vietnam Graffiti Project to preserve what they learned.

The effort to open a museum evolved from a more modest project to preserve a steam engine that hauled commuter trains until its retirement in 1955.

Across the Midwest and beyond, projects to preserve or restore prairie landscapes are winning broad support.

The law requires agencies overseeing federally financed projects to preserve historically significant structures when feasible.

The conservancy plans to use the proceeds from the sale to support projects to preserve Bronxville's architectural and cultural heritage.

Thousands of volunteers and schoolchildren, as well as local governments, marine businesses and baymen, take part in its projects to preserve and restore shorelines and coastal waters.

A few years ago, the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program announced a grant program for new conservation projects to preserve, protect, and restore south Louisiana between the Mississippi River and the Atchafalaya River.