Sentence examples for conserve him from inspiring English sources
It is Michelangelo they are queuing for: the David stands in the light-filled atrium at the end of the museum's sculpture hall, a pampered giant housed here to conserve him from the attrition of time.
At half-time, with both the game and the records in the bag, and the Broncos certain of top-seed status with home-field advantage in the AFC play-offs, Manning was withdrawn to conserve him for the more important battles ahead.
They said his body would probably be embalmed to conserve him for future generations.
His belief that natural resources should be conserved led him to conclude that bigness in particular, large industries and large cities would lead to the depletion of those resources.
Delegating minutiae like scheduling let him conserve his energies.
Conservative: "To conserve"?
I wanted to conserve some energy for him.
Bruyneel had hoped that Armstrong would glide in behind him and conserve energy on the way up.
"Art history only begins after the death of the work," Duchamp once said; for him, to conserve was to embalm.
The crew chief Chad Knaus coaxed his driver around the track, urging him to conserve every drop.
