Sentence examples for preserve years from inspiring English sources
That is New Hampshire, where Eurasian wild boars escaped from a game preserve years ago and now are on the loose in the mountains of Sullivan County, between Newport and Lebanon.
"We have a solid core of buildings here in Oyster Bay that, thankfully, the town leaders were able to save and preserve years ago," said Mr. Kuehhas of the Oyster Bay Historical Society.
In this case, offered land together with a tacit sense of need to preserve years of learning created by my father on his allotments; to create a space for people to learn and change; and to challenge the momentum of the city, which in my lifetime had seemed stagnant and apathetic.
The number of Chinese winemakers grew from a few dozen to more than 300, bottling such wines as Grand Dragon and Tonghua, whose label carries the ambiguous English phrase, "save and preserve five years in oak wood bucket".
Killie were desperately trying to preserve 22 years of top-flight football but had been in freefall since Gary Locke took permanent charge in April.
Certain items will have deep symbolic significance to you and your family, and are great things to preserve for years to come.
With upperclassmen Matt Leinart and John David Booty returning, Sanchez did not play during his freshman year in 2005, opting to preserve a year of eligibility.
Lee points out that the cost to preserve one year of quality-adjusted life drops to $240,000 in the 90th percentile of expenditures.
The traceability data should be preserved 10 years and the patient's medical file for 20 years.
* Cardington Airship Sheds, Bedfordshire Shed Number One is the only hangar pre-dating 1918 left in Europe and has been preserved after years of investment and conservation.
Free and widespread distribution of new research has the potential to redefine the way scientific and intellectual developments are recorded, circulated and preserved for years to come.
