Sentence examples for preserved a few from inspiring English sources
Having preserved a few of her albino tears, Wheeling discovers that they seem to bring good fortune to those who gaze upon them.
Here Catholic monks have preserved a few relics of learning from the ravages of time - and from the attentions of mobs angry at the ills technology has brought them and eager for "simplification".
A childhood companion, Buddy H. Hempel, has preserved a few anecdotes of young Jackson, regretting that he was not a more diligent collector of them, for by that means he could garner a six-figure advance for a memoir.
Various organizations and companies around the world have since preserved a few hundred people.
One approach has sought to show that Anatolian inherited but lost all the categories named above (perhaps preserving a few crucial remnants).
She missed a step, hurtled forward and hit bottom, breaking her leg but managing -- somehow -- to preserve a few tresses of her dignity.
While they were often content with preserving a few objects and customs, some groups chose to maintain a separate identity, set apart by religion or national origin, and among them some fresh regional arts developed.
When that happens, someone ought to preserve a few sections for the Smithsonian, to mark the moment when America's national identity is again defined by something more durable than a strip of steel.
By establishing national parks, Congress suggested a radical new concept: reserving large tracts in the name of an abstract national public considered keen to preserve a few oases of the wild.
They had also talked to Councilman Charles Barron, who said yesterday that he had spoken to an official at the Department of Housing Preservation and Development about preserving a few Brownsville gardens and was surprised to see Ms. Thompson's garden being demolished.
Heroic measures may preserve a few historic suits for a while, but these new heirlooms will eventually fall victim to their "modern" components and vanish from museums, they said.
