Sentence examples for preserve a facade from inspiring English sources

Sponsors and fan support could fade in this shaky economy, but baseball's first obligation should be to preserve a facade of calm.

Monasteries were increasingly forbidden to deliver traditional educational and medical services to the people of their communities, and official intimidation was used to compel acquiescence and preserve a facade of stability".

And is it now covering up to preserve a facade of unity ahead of the major leadership change due this autumn?

And preserving a facade of happiness and success is ultimately what took my father's life.

The NDP can afford to play with 170 of these, fill them with loyalist non-NDP deputies, preserve a '"democratic" facade and still have a stranglehold on even the proposal of any new legislation.

The city and the Suns reached an agreement to preserve its facade and a small part of its lobby, "a piece of Arizona's history for future generations," the team's president, Jason Rowley, said in a statement.

Correction: January 24 , 2001 Wednesday An article yesterday about a decision by New York University to preserve the facade of a house in Greenwich Village where Edgar Allan Poe once lived misspelled the surname of the chairman of the Historic Districts Council, who praised the decision.

In these buildings he created varied interior spaces but preserved an elegantly symmetrical facade.

However, it was only tolerated to preserve the facade of a multiparty system.

Less a preserved facade than a completely trampled building, the grade II-listed Kingsway bus depot has had a hundred flats foisted upon it in the form of a great orange slug, held over the original stone temple on chunky zigzag columns.

And it will have to preserve the facade, the only part that has landmark protection.