Sentence examples for preserved still from inspiring English sources

The original Kodachrome slides, carefully preserved, still provide images of tremendous clarity.

Parts seem frozen in time; big, boxy sedans, lovingly preserved, still line some streets.

The missions are a couple of hours by car away from the city, and have been beautifully preserved, still serving as churches for local residents.

Pezenas has a magnificently preserved old town and the narrow ancient streets have been marvelously preserved still touting local artisans working at their craft and restaurants hidden in unusual places including alleys if you take the time to search.

Historian Léon de Laborde documented an altarpiece in a village near Nantes in 1851, which contained a Madonna in a church nave holding the Christ Child in her right arm, which he described as "painted on wood, very well preserved, still in its original frame".

But knowing how to do the simplest sorts of preserving still accomplishes the same goals and can be done on a less urgent schedule and on a less urgent scale.

Mice: Speaking of tonic, let's not forget baby-mouse wine made by preserving still-suckling baby mice in rice wine.

These preserved images still feed my eye, my writing and art.

The restaurant is an ark in which every tiny species is salvaged, represented, preserved — but still alive, changing, and growing.

Researchers have unearthed a fossil fish so well preserved, it still has traces of eye tissues.

They are less well preserved (but still visible) in moderately coarse sediments (sand-sized) where silicification occurred during diagenesis (Figs. 4b and 9b, 9c).