Sentence examples for is preserve from inspiring English sources
verb
To protect; to keep from harm or injury.
"All he's trying to do is preserve a fragment of his dignity".
"All I want to do is preserve a piece of history," he replies testily.
"You act like such a radical," an alien said to the Doctor, not long ago, "and yet all you want to do is preserve the old order".
What he wants to do in his life is preserve the stories and artifacts of his birthplace and, through teaching and tourism, pass them on to other people.
"What we've done is preserve the whale but put him in water, which imbues him with his full might and power," said Ellen V. Futter, the museum president.
"What the amendment does," he said, "is preserve the museum's right to do so, which we think crucial in the wake of legal challenges to admissions that pose a threat to a vital part of our operating budget".
"Her personality is preserved".
And so monogamy is preserved.
Preserving food is preserving memory".
Britain's independent nuclear deterrent is preserved.
