Sentence examples for preserved ever since from inspiring English sources

"It comes from a willow whose ancestor overhung the Emperor's tomb at St. Helena and whose progeny have been carfeully preserved, ever since".

Mr. Niebuhr speaks German with a faint trace of Plattdeutsch, the guttural dialect that the Mennonites have preserved ever since they were hounded out of the Low Countries in the 16th century for following a radical Anabaptist reformer.

He also penned the "Guiding Principles of Federal Architecture" in the early 60's, a two-page document that helped shift the way government buildings have been built and preserved ever since.

"All the unique characteristics are something that occurred once a long time ago and have been preserved ever since," notes Gregory Acland, a geneticist at Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine.

The circular home near a river was destroyed within minutes by a fire and its remains have been preserved in silt ever since.

Workers had been fighting to preserve their jobs ever since.

Applying political formaldehyde, they have worked to preserve this system ever since.

Serie A, seemingly the preserve of Inter ever since the 2006 match-fixing scandal demoted Juventus to Serie B and knocked points off AC Milan, is suddenly and refreshingly a real competition again.

A year and a half ago, Mr. Palmieri said he bought the old New Haven yacht club "and I've been renovating it ever since, preserving a piece of New Haven".

At its best can be cited the gesture of Redfern in preserving intact and unused ever since her death the luxurious private fitting-room of the murdered Russian Empress.

The Hess Triangle was eventually sold to Village Cigars in 1938 for a lofty $1,000 (which, after adjusting for inflation, would equal around $17,500 today), and it has been preserved exactly as it was ever since.