Sentence examples for having to conserve from inspiring English sources

But it's thrilling to hear him sing without having to conserve his voice and pace himself, as he must in his live performances of Wagner.

Fred Moavenzadeh, head of the institute, and a Harvard professor, says: "The shock of having to conserve energy is part of the Masdar human experiment.

Battery life and range are the most forgiving here: expect to hit the 6-mile mark without having to conserve too much, but because a full charge will take you an hour (and the power brick is huge), it's best to plan ahead.

After Captain Spragg of 9th Squadron located an abandoned supply of British ammunition, the New Zealanders were able to return fire at will without having to conserve ammunition.

For example, if projections show that a future dry year would leave a community short by 10percentt, residents and businesses there would have to conserve by 10percentt, said Max Gomberg, the water board's climate and conservation manager.

Employees there have also had to conserve.

We have to conserve our heritage.

That means we have to conserve the ones we have.

This is why we have to conserve it".

You just have to conserve your energy somehow".

You have to conserve energy, and you have to be patient.