Sentence examples for preserve inside from inspiring English sources

You can spend the day hiking and fishing in the recently created Valles Caldera National Preserve (www.vallescaldera.gov), an 89,000-acre preserve inside a collapsed volcano, then spend the night soaking at the Jemez Springs Bathhouse (www.jemezspringsbathhouse.com), which was recently restored by the town and is fed by the smelly, steaming waters from the area's natural hot springs.

Meanwhile, back in Hollywood, the dark prince of reality television, Mike Darnell, is quietly putting into place his own plans to bring dominance in reality television back to what he considers its rightful place -- his private preserve inside the Fox network.

The best preserved, inside and out, is the 171-year-old Merchant's House Museum at 29 East Fourth Street (www.merchantshouse.com).com

garlic preserved inside were almost always at the same temperature (fluctuations of this quantity were negligible, and so no heat removal took place); no garlic supply was made during experiments; internal temperature was below freezing point, and this fact precluded the occurrence of relevant metabolic activity inside living cells.

Carefully preserved inside plastic folders at the library, they now look as mysterious as runes.

A record of some of that primordial material is preserved inside certain meteorites.

Not because garlic is chametz, but because generations ago in Europe garlic was preserved inside sacks of wheat.

Votive offerings of white butter, and arrowheads from the first century have been found perfectly preserved inside them.

She spent time on a mountaintop reserve called Maungatautari, where almost eighty-five havered acres have been preserved inside a twenty-nine-mile fence.

In addition to finding skeletons in rocks formed in lakes and seas, specimens have been found tens of miles from the coastline of the time, and a number of pterosaur fossils have even been recovered with fish preserved inside them.

He travels all over the world telling people about the magnetospheres of various planets, and when he comes back he brings me presents — a small bronze box from Africa with an alligator embossed on the top, a big piece of amber from Poland with the wings of flies preserved inside it, and, once, a set of delicate, horrifying bracelets made from the hide of an elephant.