Sentence examples for Kept in pristine condition from inspiring English sources
The Calhouns' silverware was kept in pristine condition, but the slave quarters were destroyed.
With no thought of future exhibitions, Mr. Keïta made sure his negatives, which number about 10,000, were kept in pristine condition.
Just as the Queen must believe that every toilet in the world is kept in pristine condition with a new lavatory seat installed every day, so too politicians can easily lose touch with reality.
Visitors to his Riverside Drive apartment in recent years were likely to be treated to an afternoon of classic performances on 78's -- which he kept in pristine condition -- and a demonstration of how CD transfers of the same recordings often failed to capture the warmth and depth of the originals.
'They are consciously producing collectable design pieces in limited numbers, treating them like fine art.' If you want to make a good investment, you should buy pieces that are attributed to a good designer, made by a reputable manufacturer and kept in pristine condition.
The argument is that, with around five hundred Stradivari violins still in circulation, we have plenty to listen to, so just one should be kept in pristine condition for future generations to learn from.
As a result, the university has kept the campus in pristine condition since the last G.E. executives left.
"Even when I was a kid, I kept all my books in pristine condition.
The Bible was in pristine condition.
It is the exact pendant, but in pristine condition.
