Sentence examples for became preserved from inspiring English sources

Their rapid burial insulated them from immediate decay, and their remains became preserved (and chemically transformed) in a rock formation called the Burgess Shale, which now lies high in the Canadian Rockies.

As the glue that held the Taliban together was dissolving, Mansoor's main aim became preserving unity.

As the river changes its position, meander-scroll topography becomes preserved as part of the floodplain surface itself.

It was this peculiar combination of factors that allowed an individual primate which had sunk to the bottom of the lake to become preserved, and it would remain entombed in the rock as seas retreated, climates changed, and organisms evolved and slipped into extinction over tens of millions of years.

However, they were badly damaged to the west and only became better preserved while we proceeded to the east".

Places like the Hungarian Pastry Shop become institutions, preserving both personal and community history.

The major philanthropies should also get involved, given how vital it has become to preserve an open internet for social and political purposes.

As a modelling benchmark, the Nativity story becomes a preserving force, maintaining misconceptions and harmful behaviours in relation to pregnancy and childbirth.

This divergence later became functional and preserved in descendants.

Dance music became the preserve of those with enough financial nous to save up for a hazy weekend on the white island, or for drinks at Ministry.

Later, it became the preserve of socialites, including Jackie Onassis and Elizabeth Taylor.