Sentence examples for preserved from the from inspiring English sources

She finds a room, preserved from the past, "a scene trapped in amber".

One can only pray to be preserved from the love of such relatives.

Wooden buildings are faithfully preserved from the island's heyday 100 years ago.

So we're preserved from the plagues of popery, on the one hand, and fundamentalist revivalism on the other".

A few brief written records are preserved from the 15th century, the first being a baptismal formula from 1462.

In all of them, the central question is what, if anything, will be preserved from the depredations of time.

"The law must be applied," Mr. Hollande said, but "schools must be preserved from the conflicts of society".

Specially trained bloodhounds were given scent packets preserved from the anthrax letters and were introduced to a variety of people and locations.

Because it had been preserved from the ravages of fashion, the arrangement of its treasures remained unconstrained by modern taxonomies and followed more natural patterns of thought.

But the experiment was performed using an earlier variant of the virus preserved from the 1995 Kikwit, Congo outbreak, rather than the current strain.

At Beaumont-Hamel, in the Somme department of northern France, there remain some of the very few trenches to be preserved from the First World War.