Sentence examples for one preserved from inspiring English sources

Peter Hammill of Van der Graaf Generator had barely any stage experience before he found himself supporting Hendrix on his second Albert Hall appearance, the one preserved for posterity.

Memory of old Garden brings back memory of Barnum legends, especially one preserved in Valentine's Manual.

(Edgar Allan Poe's room from 1825 to 1826 is the only one preserved, though it lacks the rocking chair customarily allotted to every student).

The Mets held three leads tonight, but the only one they retained was the last one, preserved by Armando Benitez, who earned his 38th save.

Sprinkle over the ginger, saffron water and cinnamon, followed by the lemon juice, and coarsely chopped pulp of one preserved lemon and the rind of both, cut into slivers.

One preserved human, Ms. Milgrom writes, is the British economist and philosopher Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), whose body is seated in a chair in a glass case at University College London.

I know some of you will still refuse to believe that any contemporary singers will ever measure up to the ones preserved on vintage recordings from all those other golden ages, but I'm holding my ground.

"How does one preserve the critical element of the production without doing harm to the children?

Could one preserve the manners of one's class and still work for Home Rule?

Laugh, love, take risks, and, if you find the carcass of a Tall One, preserve it in snowpack.

A man in khaki shorts seemed pained by the metaphysical fact that one preserves a manhole by driving over it.