Sentence examples for home preserved from inspiring English sources

For her, the only rooms that endured were those of her childhood home, preserved through her short stories, which were mostly set in Dublin rather than New York.

June 11: The Merchant's House Museum, built in 1832 and New York City's only family home preserved intact, gave a party at the Central Park Arsenal.

His home, preserved as the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam, displays many examples of his etchings; all major print rooms have the majority of these, although a number exist in only a handful of impressions (copies).

And in today's swirl of food issues (local, seasonal, organic, industrial), home preserving can also be viewed as a quasi-political act.

Over all the installation looks and feels like a historic home, preserving for posterity a picture of Mr. Edmier's world as a youngster.

Ms. Bone, who has just published a canning cookbook titled "Well-Preserved" (Clarkson Potter), is not the blue-ribbon farm wife usually brought to mind by the phrase "home preserving expert".

While home preserving has the reputation of being unforgiving and demanding, watching a master like Koslow, you realize how easy it really is, especially when you start with the kind of fruit that is flooding the markets right now.

Back at home, preserve the shells by boiling them, then glue them on.

Posada tagged Giambi out on the leg just before he crossed home plate, preserving the Yankees' one-run lead.

The Victorian homes preserved in this area evoke a time when immigrants from Europe and other parts of the United States came to Texas and put the city on the map.

There are more than 200 homes preserved as "cultural monuments" in Gjirokastër today.