Sentence examples for * preserving in from inspiring English sources

Strachan's translation is faithful and limpid, preserving in large part the rhythm of the French.

The reconcilers dwell on what may be worth preserving in existing relations with the rest of Europe.

I find that preserving in jars with shoulders (not the wide-mouth style) also helps submerge the fruit.

This image survives, thanks to the Society of Iconophiles, which was founded in 1894 and dedicated to preserving in print various monuments and edifices that defined the city.

Old New York The Society of Iconophiles, founded in 1894, was dedicated to preserving in print the monuments and buildings that helped to define New York City.

One has the sense, as in Nabokov's case, of the stylist urgently preserving in exile details that might disappear if unremarked.

The maraschino cherry was originally preserved in this liquor, hence its name, but underwent an evolution that left even the process of preserving in liquor behind.

Immigrant-rights supporters prevailed in Maryland, preserving an in-state tuition law making higher education more accessible to undocumented students.

It keeps very well frozen or in a preserving jar in the fridge for a month or so.

As such, there exists a huge scope for further research in privacy preserving methods in big data.

There are now similar facilities for preserving bodies in Arizona, California and in Russia.