Sentence examples for preservers from inspiring English sources

Pickle and fish stew has a burn that stops short of eye-watering, with round slices of preserved red chile bobbing in the broth like life preservers around a shipwreck.

Those victories for the preservers were confirmed in the 1880s.

And they are unreliable preservers of the past.

Whether or not the sacrifices in that era involved divine creators or preservers or other beings can only be a matter of conjecture.

The how of their existence is known: bogs (cold-weather swamps) are excellent preservers of human bodies.

Aside from its use as bottle stoppers, cork is incorporated in life preservers and fishing equipment.

When the great philological schools of Basra and al-Kūfah in Iraq were formed in the 8th century, the rāwīs were sought out by scholars as preservers of an ancient language and poetic style that was falling into disuse.

The floss has been used in life preservers and other water-safety equipment, supporting as much as 30 times its own weight in water.

Dr Grotzinger said that clay and sulphate minerals have been detected on the slopes of this mountain and these types of rocks are good preservers of carbon-based organic chemicals that are the potential ingredients for life.

However, they recognized in missionary monks the bearers of a new faith and preservers of a higher civilization.

Yet the UN game, though nearing its climax, is not quite over yet.Even before Mr Blix's report, there were growing signs of impatience, even among would-be peace-preservers, at Mr Hussein's failure to take advantage of the "final opportunity" to disarm that the council had offered him.