Sentence examples for conserving himself from inspiring English sources
Carson, facing less competition, had the luxury of conserving himself.
As it turned out, the boss was conserving himself for an eruption into unaccompanied semi-abstraction that acted as a fanfare for a sumptuous Ellington medley.
He said he would back off now to conserve himself for games.
Perhaps as a nod to the world "of other people," even as he conserves himself as a rank outsider.
"You feel you're in the presence of someone who conserves himself all day so that he can be most alive on the stage," Mr. Greif explained.
When he heard another Nature Conservancy slogan, "Quietly Conserving Nature," he asked himself, "Why not save nature loudly?" In February, I sat in on an executive-team meeting, and when climate change came up Tercek asked why Conservancy scientists didn't express the anticipated temperature increase in Fahrenheit instead of centigrade.
But at the centre of all this energy is the still point of Cunningham himself: aged 89, conserving his energy and restricted to his wheelchair, but entirely focused on the dancers and the possibilities of the space.
Burke's French disciples first coined the word "conservative" (French, "conservateur"); Burke himself used "conserve".
By conserving fuel early in his final stint of the race, Hildebrand put himself in position to charge past drivers who ran low on fuel later.
Down, down, eyes closed, he no longer thought of the waste or of conserving his strength, but only tried to escape all awareness of the moment, to lose himself in sheer exertion.
