Sentence examples for preserved something from inspiring English sources
Two adaptations, made in the late 12th century, preserved something of its barbarity.
Those men, now 61, have also preserved something far more marketable: their once-a-decade reunions.
"We preserved something sacred by rejecting the Boeing proposal," Tom Wroblewski, the local president of the union, said in the statement.
This might have preserved something of the Andersen network and culture.However, after a decision by its Spanish practice on April 2nd to merge with Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, that ambition has been abandoned.
Hence, the regulatory sequences present in 5' and 3' UTRs are preserved, something which never happens in classical gene therapy where cDNAs are amputated of their non-coding sequences.
"The classic rule in preservation is that you can't preserve something until you know you have it," said Timothy P. Whalen, the director of the Getty Conservation Institute, a branch of the J. Paul Getty Trust.
We don't need another faceless office tower when we could preserve something as historic as this," said Simeon Bankoff of a New York preservation body, the Historic Districts Council.
"I'm preserving something.
They will preserve something vital at its core.
"We're preserving something here that is very rare," Mr. Martínez said.
That way we can enjoy the discounts while preserving something of our privacy.
