Sentence examples for once preserved from inspiring English sources
The general public believes that, once preserved through Green Acres, parkland is sacrosanct.
The Kazakh professional bard once preserved a large repertoire of centuries-old poetry.
If these were the ruins of the Turquoise Mountain, they had once preserved the traces of not only an Afghan culture.
Once preserved, bodies used for teaching are kept on a metal table in the temperature controlled dissection room and covered with a plastic "dignity shroud", with another sheet over that.
Nobody had quite anticipated that the Union, once preserved, would quickly become a roaring industrial power, with a national economy, mass immigration, big cities, an imperialist foreign policy, and — for the Progressives, most significant of all — very big, very powerful businesses that seemed to dominate national life.
The isolated people who once preserved traditional knowledge of Amazonian plants as well as a rich diversity of cultures and languages face new threats.
As network executives tell it, Dish Network is a friend turned foe, once preserving the advertising model but now threatening to turn on a doomsday device.
Near the head of the Vltava, the once exquisitely preserved Renaissance castle town of Cesky Krumlov, a tiny jewel box of period architecture, was clobbered.
Lank and pale, Mr. Merhar is not the sweaty, grizzled type you might expect after years in expat purgatory; he looks at once well preserved and sickly, like a beach house shut-in.
For now, we mourn both the loss of the treasures we knew and those we will never know, all once painstakingly preserved in this great museum for us and for future generations.
Mr. Mellon, whose father once helped preserve land in places stretching from Cumberland Island in Georgia to Cape Hatteras to Cape Cod, sued the trust officials for defamation.
