Sentence examples for being preserved for from inspiring English sources

The consolation prize is recognition, their story being preserved for posterity.

"But who is this pretty but poor society being preserved for?

Garrett compares the UK model with Germany whose post-industrial landscape is being preserved for future generations.

It's being preserved for the urbanites so they can feel good about themselves and know that areas like this still exist".

The force later added, via its official Twitter feed, that the fire had been extinguished, with the scene being preserved for forensic evidence.

If you believe that the Social Security surplus would be put to better use by being preserved for future retirees, the Bush deficit should really amount to 5percentt of G.D.P.

The rest will be preserved for conservation.

"These letters have been preserved for posterity.

The paintings can also be preserved for hanging.

These resources must be preserved for future generations.

As a rule, tapes are preserved for 30 days.