Sentence examples for preserved in two from inspiring English sources
A whole day's excursion preserved in two scenes.
The prints that he selects are then dipped and preserved in two- or three-inch-thick blocks of resin.
The city's fleet of lever machines was acquired in the 1960s and has been preserved in two warehouses in Brooklyn, shielded from dust by plastic covers.
His knowledge of theatre folk and lore was legendary and is preserved in two wonderful collections of theatrical anecdotes, as well as in a 1996 novel, Scratch an Actor.
A vivid eyewitness report is preserved in two letters written by Pliny the Younger to the historian Tacitus, who had inquired about the death of Pliny the Elder, commander of the Roman fleet at Misenum.
In addition to typical Mediterranean fauna, many of the indigenous Apennine species (with several species found exclusively within the range, including some insects, the brown "marsicano" bear, the chamois, the wolf, and the wild boar) are now preserved in two natural reserves (Abruzzo National Park and Sila Park) and several regional parks.
The supertrees' genetic legacy is being preserved in five main tree libraries in different climates.
They found it preserved in three of them all recovered from the same valley in Peru.
Most Old English poetry is preserved in four manuscripts of the late 10th and early 11th centuries.
Hundreds of skeletons preserved in one specific ashbed in Montana, as well as those preserved in nesting sites, suggest that Maiasaura was migratory.
It's unclear whether Bamberger found a campus preserved in fifties-era amber or merely ignored aspects of it that would complicate his white-bread vision.
