Still, like the people who memorized books in "Fahrenheit 451" (not to be confused with "Fahrenheit 9/11"), determined to preserve existence from the hell of the ephemeral and disposable, a few mom-and-pop repair shops survive in remote corners of the city.
The last time the Penguins played there, Lemieux preserved their existence in the conference semifinals against the Sabres on a theatrical goal with 78 seconds remaining that forced overtime in Game 6; the Penguins won, 3-2, then won the decisive seventh game in Buffalo, 3-2.
He also witnessed the atrocities of slavery, its inherent evil and the hypocrisy that preserved its existence.
Then we proceed through souls and intellects, and through the things which in this ascent loose multiplicity and acquire unity until we reach the Absolute One (al-wahid al-mutlaq), the architectural principle of everything and the supreme intelligible which makes the world be, preserves its existence, and orders it.
Know that your existence is resistance, and part of preserving your existence involves supplying your body with what it needs: food, water, calmness, and relaxation.
Historically speaking, they exist only because of the uses we have found for them, and preserving their existence means, in most cases, preserving the uses we have made for them.
You talk about a nuclear war to preserve national existence.
After the war the villages were memorialized as having "died for France" and, although uninhabited, continued to be administered by mayors to preserve their existence as administrative entities.
Greek fire, a liquid incendiary agent, enabled the embattled Byzantine Empire to beat off attacking fleets and preserve its existence until the early 15th century.
And so it is for those pigment bison, bears, mammoths and oxen painted on to the limestone walls of the caves in the Ardèche whose indisputable liveliness was hidden for so long, discovered then hidden again to preserve their existence.
