Sentence examples for is preserved from from inspiring English sources
Velvet, though, is preserved from the chaos by the focus her faith in The Pie affords her – the novel's last image is of Velvet "able to get on quietly with her next adventures".
The rare, red Veronese marble floor in the dining room is preserved from the 1920s palazzo the B&B is housed in; other details, like the stone-in-resin bathroom countertop, were designed by Laura.
An American Sherman tank is preserved from World War II, as are a British Spitfire Mark I, a German Heinkel He 162 jet fighter, and a German V-1 flying bomb and V-2 rocket.
Stevens's personality is preserved from an earlier era, but Jellicoe's is slapped together after a shattering, and it almost feels like an accident that among the detritus of her old life there are fragments of a democratic rhetoric that she has laid hold of.
Obviously, membership in the complement of D is preserved from the conclusion(s) to the premises, but this gives the very same relation as t-entailment.
Even in a private corporation, mentoring seems to be the mechanism by which competitiveness is preserved from one generation to the next.
Should they be preserved from graduating into an infected world of compromise and secret shame?
Early in 1897, U.S. President Grover Cleveland designated 13 national forests to be preserved from commercial exploitation.
One characteristic of the nanoparticle trap is that when it captures the target biomarkers they are preserved from degradation.
