Sentence examples for safekeeping in from inspiring English sources

Madame Chiang's piano is loaded into a truck and left for safekeeping in the institution at the heart of Ha Jin's narrative, Jinling Women's College.

Patrons have to surrender even their cigarettes, which are put for safekeeping in lockers, along with the usual array of weaponry carried by some Afghan visitors.

I wrapped it for safekeeping in a paper napkin and put it on the kitchen counter, but it was mistaken for trash by Ligaya, Bubbies's nanny.

The church sent both copies to the Boston Public Library for safekeeping in 1866; the other copy is not being sold.

It had been producing three Bibles a minute, 24 hours a day, since 1853, and it temporarily left $2 million in rare editions for safekeeping in the vault.

She was to "publish his work and ensure after her death that his literary estate be placed for safekeeping in a suitable institution," the court record showed.

The painting, looted by the Nazis in World War II and later returned to France for safekeeping, hung in the Pompidou Center in Paris for nearly three decades before it was returned to the heirs of its prewar owner in September.

"This is really reassuring to the American people who might want to know the money they are putting in safekeeping with people like you is not quite in safekeeping," Steven Pearce, Republican of New Mexico, remarked, adding that he agreed with Mr. Capuano.

However, this applied only in Belgium and not abroad; consequently, much of the wealth he distributed for safekeeping was in foreign investments or in the shape of paintings, bric-a-brac, and art treasures that could be easily converted into cash.

The family asked Mr. Card's step-aunt, who lived nearby, to take the original headstone for safekeeping sometime in the mid-1980s.

Instead, before Bilbo stumbles upon the ring, we see it slip from Gollum's safekeeping, tumble in refulgent slow motion, and, on impact, give a resounding clang.