Sentence examples for many preserve from inspiring English sources

Mostly housed in elegant Renaissance buildings, the shops especially stand out because many preserve the increasingly hard-to-find tradition of making everything by hand.

These special clinics run on a confidential basis; many preserve anonymity by assigning patients identification numbers to match them with their test results.

"Many preserves are skinny strings, usually abutting wetlands," said Lillian Willis, the preserve's program and volunteer coordinator.

There are also a number of museums in Wyoming, many preserving the state's colourful historical past.

At many preserves, buffaloes, which eat prairie grasses and so keep them from overwhelming leafy plants, either have been introduced or are to be introduced.

The collection now includes 22,000 specimens of hearts, heart valves, lungs and blood vessels, many preserved in formalin in plastic bags.

Although according to the IUCN its range probably contains a few protected areas, many preserves in the valley are primarily waterfowl protection for hunters.

Many preserved tissues have growth marks left during life which reflect the rates of growth and by extension metabolism.

MacDonald's comics are wide-reaching and strike a nerve many people preserve for their own self-abasement.

McDonald's comics are wide-reaching and strike a nerve many people preserve for their own self-abasement.

You can trek through the region's many forest preserves, but, ahem, have you read the news stories about what gets left in forest preserves?