Sentence examples for he can conserve from inspiring English sources

He is currently six months into a world tour promoting the duo's second studio album, This Unruly Mess I've Made, a tour which, if tonight's show is anything to go by, requires every ounce of energy he can conserve: just over an hour from now, he will be performing slam-dunk leaps across the stage for the venue's 10,000-strong crowd.

He can conserve everything until that moment.

He is perhaps the most important runner because his teammates hope he can conserve enough energy for the final event.

Ivy says she's not going to confront him so she can conserve her energy and focus on getting to the end of the competition.

Raptors basically get a free ride -- they can conserve their energy and glide with occasional flapping for thousands of miles.

George W. Bush, according to Mr. Fleischer, "believes that the American people are very wise and that, given the right incentives, they will... make their own right determinations about how much they can conserve......

the appeal for incumbent carriers is huge since they can conserve their copper lines.

This is why many highly successful people streamline or automate a lot of their day-to-day decision making about things like outfits or meal prep, so they can conserve their focus for when it really matters.

And if Zinke and Trump do things right, Fosburgh said, they can conserve fish and wildlife and improve access while increasing energy development, both fossil fuels and renewables, on America's public land.

But again, conservation is prime you can conserve your forest.

"If he needs me to go 30 or 35, I can conserve myself," Blasczyk said.