Sentence examples for be conserving from inspiring English sources
verb
To save for later use, sometimes by the use of a preservative.
- To conserve fruits with sugar
The German seems to be conserving his pace though.
"I never thought of it that way," Mrs. Goldstein said -- "that we should be conserving more".
Shumate has a nice pacing and a powerful imagination, although in a few poems he seems to be conserving it.
"We feel gluttonous driving this big rig around that's contributing to air pollution when we should be conserving," said Mrs. Aubrey, a mother of three.
He argues that it is not just individual species that we should be conserving — we also need to protect the migratory way of life.
I myself passed up the game in favor of a play, and even the converted housewives seemed to be conserving their emotion for Saturday, so mild was the attention given to the game.
It should be conserved and strengthened.
Can parrots be conserved through sustainable harvesting.
Because momentum is conserved, its components in any direction will also be conserved.
It's not only paintings that must be conserved.
