Sentence examples for everything was preserved from inspiring English sources

Not everything was preserved.

"After 1965, everything was preserved," Lipman told me.

After all, such things were extraordinarily rare, and basically everything was preserved in volcanic ash.

"Because we had no written language, everything was preserved through the chants: our history, our values, the stories of our leaders; thousands of lines of poetry".

No rainfall has ever been recorded in its driest parts, and without moisture, everything is preserved.

Before he bequeathed the house to the University of Cambridge, Ede ordered that everything be preserved as he left it.

Everything is preserved by the thinnest layer of calcite from the water oozing out of limestone over the millennia.

"We collect an intact block of material, something the size of a milk container where everything is preserved in its original shape," said Goldberg.

Aside from the old Japanese papers that lined the back of the painting, which have to be replaced, as well as the scroll's large, outermost border of blue silk, which was reproduced by traditional weavers in Kyoto, everything is preserved and reused: the gilt metal fittings, the two innermost silk borders, and the bottom dowel's elaborate end knobs, which are carved with mythical lions.

An easy way to eat better is to shop on the outside aisles, where the fresh foods are kept, and avoid the shelves in the middle where everything is preserved and processed.

But the Hitler flatware stood out really in contrast to everything else, in that it was preserved for being a symbol of evildoing rather than great deeds".