Sentence examples for preserve in a from inspiring English sources

It's almost shocking how many of Photoshop's features Adobe chose to preserve in a program that you'd expect to be drastically stripped down.

Michael W. Davis of the Army, was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq — decided to preserve in a documentary titled "American Widow Project," which she began filming several months after Michael's death.

The Yankees took the lead in the top of the next inning, and all that was left to preserve in a rain-delayed 6-1 victory at Pro Player Stadium was the formality of Mariano Rivera's two-inning save.

In addition, from an energetic variational approach, it can be shown that an important quantity to preserve in a given simulation is the energy law.

It means to cancel yet preserve in a way similar to transcendence, which is exactly what these people have done.

Given the preponderance of interphase cells in clinical tumors, we asked whether targeting amplified centrosomes, which cancer cells carefully preserve in a tightly clustered conformation throughout interphase, presents a superior chemotherapeutic strategy that sabotages interphase-specific cellular activities, such as migration.

We cannot be preserved in a can for 20-30 years. 20-30 years

· Marilyn Manson's foreskin is kept preserved in a jar.

The other half is preserved in a chemical called formalin.

His memory is preserved in a museum in Jericho and, online, at www.snowflakebentley.com.com

Preserved in a handsome glass case, you might take it for a relic.