Sentence examples for preserve running from inspiring English sources

In sum, Secretary Powell made it clear that there would be no quarreling with the president's basic approach, but that he would seek to preserve running room for diplomatic options, which he did today by repeating that "we are prepared to talk to North Korea, anytime, anyplace, anywhere, under any set of conditions and with no previously set agenda".

Laguna Canyon forms the center section of an approximately 17500 acre strip of wilderness preserve running northeast-southwest along the Pacific coast.

Working with the nature preserve, run by the Massachusetts Audubon Society, the developers will create several walking trails throughout the site.

New Jersey wildlife officials have spent the last year and a half trying to shut down the Bengal tiger preserve run by the woman known as the Tiger Lady.

After almost four years of legal wrangling, a New Jersey judge said yesterday that the State Department of Environmental Protection could begin moving 24 tigers to a sanctuary in Texas from the private preserve run by the woman widely known as the Tiger Lady.

Today, it is a resort and ecological preserve run by his daughter, crowned by the palatial Casa Cuixmala, a Moorish-style chateau that looms over a white sand beach and a private nature reserve.

Anton's portrait — which shows her wearing nothing but a silver hairband and a starched white demi-apron — was taken at Sunshine Park, a preserve run by the American Sunbathing Association on more than a hundred acres of piney woods near the township of May's Landing.

But unlike Mr. Leone, Legato retired in 1999 and lives comfortably at Mr. Leone's Lionshare Farm in Greenwich, Conn., where 45 horses (all but eight of them boarders) share 100 acres with an assemblage of giraffes, tapirs and bat-eared foxes on a preserve run by his wife, Marcella.

Traces of the quarter's walls have been preserved, running from the area of the Porphyrogenitus Palace in straight line to the so-called Prison of Anemas.

A narrow bundle of muscles is preserved running the length of the trunk along its dorsal margin in UWGM 1767.

"Labor history should be preserved" ran a headline over a letter in The Portland Press Herald.