Sentence examples for getting preserved from inspiring English sources
Wouldn't it be a reproductive advantage to have a heritable capacity to think on your feet, and outside the box, in a sticky situation, whether or not any particular thought you have ends up getting preserved, and passed down to your children, and enshrined in the practice of a whole society?
Meanwhile a remarkable fossil of a perch devouring a herring found in Wyoming offers "silent testimony to God's worldwide judgment," not because it shows a predator and prey, but because the two perished — somehow getting preserved in stone — during Noah's flood.
They get preserved in Lucite cases.
What can get preserved are the remains of their bodies as organic material".
A lot of these theropods have really hollow bones, so when they get preserved, they get really crunched.
"It's the rarest thing, Luvo thinks, that gets preserved, that does not get erased, broken down, transformed".
"What will get preserved?" Garb asked, as a mother and daughter left the ice-cream parlor, cones in hand.
But not everything that once lived gets preserved as a fossil, nor do all fossils survive Earths forces.
"You know," he said, "when you're working on a good story, so much of it gets in the paper that your notes get preserved that way".
Most British people don't "get" preserved cabbage, but Germans and Poles famously consume it with gusto, as do the French.
While I can't buy a good baguette, expertly cut meat from "known parentage" or high-quality aged French cheeses right outside my door, I can get preserved lemons, bulk-priced spices, basmati rice and the most amazing lemongrass-infused Thai sausages I have ever tasted.
