Sentence examples for have preserved for from inspiring English sources
"We see no advantage," it said, "in breaking the silence that we have preserved for nearly 30 years".
Had that been possible, we could have preserved for the Monte Carlo simulations whatever dependencies there might have been in the data between life-stage specific risk increments for individualife-stage specific
And the Internet has preserved for posterity every last lie, malapropism or triumph of nonsense.
The BBC, remembered Marcia Williams, Wilson's right-hand woman, had been behaving "in the spirit of the independent empire that they had preserved for themselves".
The Roman Cassiodorus wrote his encyclopaedia to provide a bridge between his unlettered monks and the scholarly books he had preserved for their use.
And his careful copying has preserved for us evidence that while art styles change, children 500 years ago failed much as they do today.
A childlike wonder at what the sands of Egypt had preserved for us and the puzzles they set us shone through his public lectures in which he delighted to read aloud the newest piece of Menander-Austin.
"Settle has preserved for us a moment in the South's history palpable as the trumpet vines and rocking chairs of a long-departed front-porch afternoon," Angeline Goreau wrote here in 1998.
Congress appears to have preserved funding for the James Webb Space Telescope.
