Sentence examples for actually preserve from inspiring English sources

With the votes it has become a more positive thing, instead of fighting development we look for land to actually preserve..".

The proposal, submitted by K & K Development of Millburn and now pending before the Morristown Board of Adjustment, would actually preserve the mansion.

And the only way to actually preserve a house is to periodically examine its foundations and then figure out how to make the structure more pleasing and livable for today.

Penn & Teller, however, go a bit further, imparting the wisdom that those expensive "sealer" gaskets don't actually preserve the body; in fact, they can lead to the speedy liquefying of the deceased's organs and even to the coffin's exploding underground.

When it comes time to actually preserve a person the cost ranges from $80,000 to preserve just the brain up to $200,000 to preserve the whole body.

Did she actually preserve a whole turkey for the sake of a holiday-themed art project?

"If this happened earlier, we might have actually preserved some open space".

It's long been fashionable to condemn Thetford Forest as detrimental to wildlife, but it actually preserved features that would have been destroyed by intensive agriculture.

"Surely I am entitled to show that this man, that these people, actually preserved the disputed document rather than destroy it," Mr. Hardin said in the tense exchange.

It contains fewer than two dozen objects actually preserved from the expedition: a few diaries and a bible, an article of clothing, a couple of nautical instruments, some cooking equipment.

Another opening gambit: Wouldn't it be -- wouldn't it be fascinating if we had preserved, actually preserved, really preserved just, just the way he was, you see, with his armor on and everything, a Roman gladiator?... Well, let me tell you this: that you will be just as great an attraction 2,000 years from now.