Sentence examples for preserved now from inspiring English sources

"It's good that we see the sport preserved now.

She feels the cheese is preserved now, which pleases her landlord.

Work like Mr. Dine's, in which recognizable characters or objects are redrawn, with some of the gestures and drips of Abstract Expressionism preserved, now looks rather pedestrian and tame.

The closing minutes are preserved now on video, and as you watch Waitz trot those last 50 yards, cheering Lebow on before they cross the line and collapse into an emotional embrace, you can see what she had to summon -- what tenacity, what devotion, what powerful grace of spirit -- just to spend 26.2 miles slowing down.

These skills need to be well preserved now that there is a global vanishing of SDWs development and management skills (Kent et al. 2001).

It would seem that there was an original version of Proclus' Elements of Theology in Arabic, which is preserved now only in the form of later partial redactions and re-workings (on this see most recently Wakelnig 2006; the pioneering study is Endress 1973).

Beyond The Oval England will still have seven more Tests to play before the end of January and the hardest working pace bowler in world cricket, by a distance, needs protecting and preserving now.

Store pith in the freezer in a plastic bag or plastic storage container, if you are not making jelly or preserves now.[31].[31]

The buildings' original inner courtyards were preserved and now host installation art, cafes and performances underneath a glass atrium.

His bones, however, were preserved and now form part of the research collection at the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington DC.

"It really is an engineering triumph and I think it will set a new benchmark of how historic ships are preserved from now on".