We feed him to make him look good, preserve him.
Maybe earnest peacocking naturally ran its course in rock; maybe R&B has seized it for good, preserving it in humor.
Although that sounds good, preserving the capacity of trees to grow back still leaves more carbon in the air for at least decades.
And that second job is basically looking good, preserving other people's high opinion of them, covering our weaknesses, our inadequacies, our uncertainties, trying to always show up kind of as our best self.
The acidic fruit of mahonia, say, make good preserves, while the giant leaves of the New Zealand flax (phormium) can be fashioned into twine.
North-facing slopes comprise 40% of the mountain, so it does a good job preserving the good amount of snowfall it receives.
Accordingly, on 2 February 2010, Saddique was formally acquitted and left court with his good character preserved but with his confidence in the executive more than a little bruised.
It's a win-win for all parties: government achieves savings, investors earn a return, nonprofits focus on their competencies, and the public good is preserved.
The mummies, Niemeyer explained, were in good condition, preserved naturally from the high temperatures, extreme dryness and high soil salinity in the Atacama Desert.
No baked goods were preserved, but the researchers suspect that since no burned grains were found, dough was probably being roasted.
