Sentence examples for safekeeping to be from inspiring English sources

I'm at the back of a group of girls that is nervously dropping its phones into a plastic box for safekeeping, to be returned on exit.

Asia also had in her possession a sealed letter Booth had given her in January 1865 for safekeeping, only to be opened upon his death.

John F. Kennedy's seat was handed for safekeeping to a close family friend in 1960.

Two years ago the archive was entrusted for safekeeping to the Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum, which owns five Whistler canvases.

Today, the tombs' detailed inscriptions and fine sarcophagi, including the elaborate tomb of Lucius Cornelius himself, have been removed for safekeeping to the Vatican museums (copies remain at the site).

In 1960, when she was eleven, her father fell out of favor with the Castro regime, and the following year Ana and her older sister were sent for safekeeping to the United States.

By the next week, the LAPD had handed the boxes over to federal officials for safekeeping until they were ready to be used.

Stored on that drive were emails, sent by a client, to be held for safekeeping.

After the start of the Second World War the family fled Paris; Döblin's manuscripts were able to be brought into safekeeping in the basement of the Sorbonne.

Let's declare Scarsdale a gun-free zone and ask those who have guns in their homes to bring them to the police station to be stored for safekeeping.

There is one sentence from an essay about child rearing that I've kept with me, as one would fold a fortune into a wallet for safekeeping: "It is our job to be in the next room, but not the same room".