Sentence examples for preserved items from inspiring English sources

Doepner has preserved items like Harmon Killebrew's pop-up sunglasses that tell the team's story.

Even more significant, what the preserved items will look like is unclear, as data formats, computing platforms, and reading devices ceaselessly morph into their next market-driven incarnations.

Others have been more conciliatory, saying that the British Museum (which insists it has been on a long journey of consultation with Indigenous communities ahead of its exhibition) has preserved items that would otherwise have been lost.

The citizens of Pompeii died after being covered by volcanic ash, while nearby Herculaneum was incinerated by hot gases that instantly carbonised – and thus preserved – items including bread and furniture on show in the British Museum's new Pompeii exhibition (britishmuseum.org).org

Mr. Sawyer, whose restaurant's Web site includes a manifesto on "Sustainability Initiatives," bottles his own line of vinegars, including ones made from craft beer and rosé wine, and has a running stock of preserved items.

Preserved items in glass jars.

"We need to have people like them to preserve items," he said.

Ms. Kueber, who also makes her readers aware of interesting houses for sale, attributes this in part to a common desire to preserve items that could easily be scrapped.

Neil MacGregor, director of the British Museum, said the pieces' restitution was "the outcome of the ongoing dialogue between our cultural institutions, as well as the support of the authorities, to identify and preserve items from the national collection of Afghanistan that had been illegally removed during years of conflict".

Thanks to Debbie Reynolds for preserving items from MGM Lot 3 and beyond for all of us to enjoy.

Also, preserving item continuity with other high-reliability industries allows for comparisons between professions [ 14], and assists with the search for universal human factors issues across professions.