Sentence examples for now preserving from inspiring English sources

For now, preserving historical landmarks is not the pressing issue.

In a twist, a Dallas church is now preserving the legacy of the bluesman who sang about walking alongside Satan.

And now, preserving any protections long-term appears to be in question, as the country's tiny women's rights movement faces an unenviable decision: leave intact the only law that attempts to halt such abuses, or continue to present changes to Parliament and run the risk that a growing conservative bloc could dismantle the law entirely.

With Politwoops, however, the Sunlight Foundation is now preserving some of these tweets for posterity.

The same sense of exploration that drew pilots and stewardesses to the company has captured the imagination of the thousands of collectors now preserving its legacy.

Right now preserving livers for transplant involves cooling them with an ice cold liquid, which slows cell metabolism and minimizes decay.

All now preserved in boxed-set amber.

The old town is now preserved by government decree.

Through restrictive zoning more than a third of the 28-square-mile township is now preserved.

(The site is now preserved at Pioneer Square, on the southern end of the modern downtown district).

In 1470 74 he illuminated the choir books of Siena Cathedral, now preserved in the Piccolomini Library.