Sentence examples for preserve your hands from inspiring English sources

If you wish to preserve your hands, gloves are suggested.

Safety equipment such as masks for dust, safety glasses for eye protection and gloves to preserve your hands are highly recommended; and in my business, they're mandatory.

Keith B. Payne, president of the National Institute for Public Policy, defending the nuke realism perspective this week in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, ended his essay by quoting that iconic realist Winston Churchill: "Be careful above all things not to let go of the atomic weapons until you are sure, and more than sure, that other means of preserving peace are in your hands".

Everything the team has done for seven or eight innings has been put in your hands to preserve".

And you can hold them in your hands?" Encountering these leaves, preserved in layers of rock since a period known as the Miocene, isn't exactly like finding an actual dinosaur (most of them vanished 65 million years ago) -- but it's pretty close.

What the studio does, brilliantly, is preserve a hand-drawn look and feel in its work, as in the exteriors in "The Secret World," where the characters pop against a painterly meadow.

This is the planet we have to preserve and hand to future generations".

What matters for these survivors is the need to preserve and hand down something of their shared history, connecting generation to generation.

All four limbs are preserved with hands and feet.

The intention is to preserve the first-hand accounts  as a resource for school parties, descendants of veterans and future historians.

Should Istanbul's miniaturists adopt some of the new European methods, or preserve beautiful traditions handed down from the old masters of Persia?