Sentence examples for conserve himself from inspiring English sources

He said he would back off now to conserve himself for games.

Carson, facing less competition, had the luxury of conserving himself.

Perhaps as a nod to the world "of other people," even as he conserves himself as a rank outsider.

Burke's French disciples first coined the word "conservative" (French, "conservateur"); Burke himself used "conserve".

Jones said he could not play Baumann as much as he would like because Baumann did not know how to conserve energy and played himself to exhaustion.

Windle had trouble in pacing himself to conserve energy for later events.

But to do so now, he must conserve his energy and pace himself.

Though he has to conserve his power, he throws himself, sometimes bodily, into the role and sings with astonishing vigor.

Conceivably, the governor could conserve money and energy defending himself in the federal investigation without facing constant press scrutiny.

But it's thrilling to hear him sing without having to conserve his voice and pace himself, as he must in his live performances of Wagner.

Conservatives want to conserve.