Sentence examples for certainly preserved from inspiring English sources

The songs are light, and maybe unnecessary, but a decade-plus of them — many of which will be on display when they play Webster Hall on Wednesday — have certainly preserved the union.

Whatever Mr. Weir, in his remarks at the first screening of "The Way Back" on Friday night, meant by "film culture" — the term has a long and controversial history — it is certainly preserved and celebrated here at the end of each summer.

Whereas the treaty designed to protect it has certainly preserved peace and served as an example of co-operation between nations, the prospect of mineral and oil deposits under Antarctica's ice cap is attracting the attention of resource-starved countries and big business alike.

"Maybe in the civic centre or in the new civic centre when it's built, or even in the Marlipins Museum, so the names should be certainly preserved".

Even critics were not given private screenings but rather had to see the film with the general public, which, despite possibly affecting their reviews, certainly preserved the secret.

According to the hypothesis, mammalian populations certainly preserved many smaller bird-like families of TEs, but they are not necessarily associated with speciation.

The practical effects of an election victory by Hezbollah and its allies would be limited because they already play important roles in the cabinet, and any new government would almost certainly preserve a "blocking minority" for the opposition.

The specimens were in good condition, for their age – cold, dry air might be difficult to live in, but it certainly preserves dead organic matter well.

But the Stillpointe production certainly preserves the essence of "Hair" -- needy, moody, rebellious youth; the struggle between idealism and hedonism; the equally tough struggle between conscience and convenience; slippery relationships.

Not sure if he succeeded, but if so the result will almost certainly be preserved on film, as all our bedrooms had cameras in the chandeliers.

There has been criticism of Thomas Minns for not giving away a penalty on the final tackle in regulation time, something that would almost certainly have preserved the win Rovers needed to stay up.