Sentence examples similar to does it preserve from inspiring English sources

Because the steam does not penetrate the shell as boiling water does, it preserves more of the natural taste.

In the flesh he still looks about 22. It's probably pickling yourself that does it – you preserve yourself like jam.

Mathilde does it to preserve the security she has sought all her life and to protect Lotto from ever knowing "the scope of her darkness".

And when it does, it will preserve any organism stuck inside in exceptional, three-dimensional detail.

But what does it take to preserve those sacred groves?

What does it mean to preserve or destabilise "original" authorial intent?

Others ask, more broadly, what does it mean to preserve, project, or even hijack political authority?

Cutting it involves hard choices, but we have to do it to preserve the hope of the American Dream for our children.

And we could do it while preserving the Earth for future generations and treating working people with the dignity they deserve.

"Does it have to be preserved?" she asked.

Firstly, does it need to be preserved from this political environment described by Salzman?