Sentence examples for preserve dedicated from inspiring English sources

— Lawrence F. Gall, an entomologist at the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale, bushwhacked his way through the muddy thickets leading to the River Road colony here, the epicenter of what is believed to be the world's only preserve dedicated to Magicicada septendecim, the 17-year periodical cicada.

The Skunk Ape Headquarters is a kitschy "research" facility in Big Cypress National Preserve, dedicated to the hunt for the elusive hominid.

Chappell's mother, Mary Chappell of Rye, told the Journal News that her daughter went to South Africa to work for two weeks as a volunteer at a different preserve, one dedicated to saving rhinoceroses and elephants.

This could be a cheaper alternative and may in turn preserve funds dedicated to health care.

"It was about all of us coming together," said Marina Ortiz, founder of East Harlem Preservation, a group dedicated to preserving East Harlem's culture and history.

Several community organizations are dedicated to preserve these remnants, as they are important wildlife habitats.

(The subject of regaining film's lost heritage was important to Scorsese, who in 1990 had founded the Film Foundation, dedicated to preserving American films, and in 2007 the World Cinema Foundation, dedicated to preserving films from around the world).

Some preservation groups like Docomomo, which is international in scope, are specifically dedicated to preserving modern architecture.

The institute is dedicated to preserving Mr. Fuller's works.

Moreover, the bank was dedicated to preserving the architectural substance of the town.

Since 1853, the Mount Vernon Ladies Associationn has been dedicated to preserving and promoting Washington's legacy.