Sentence examples for preserves on it from inspiring English sources

The father said at the trial that they danced on tables and broke furniture and crockery and destroyed food and one night someone stepped in the middle of his plate that had bread with butter and preserves on it.

One such wooden writing board, without any writing preserved on it, was found in a shipwreck just off the Lycian coast, but the ship's provenance is unknown.

But Congress loves illusions, and if it insists on preserving this one it should at least make sure that no fanatical faction of a political party can use the limit to threaten the economy with the disaster of default.

Some people like a sweet type of paan with candy-coated fennel seeds and rose petal preserves, chomping on it to freshen their breath or swallowing it to help digestion.

The most difficult thing about it, is how to preserve it on the page after it dries, since it turns brown and chips and cracks away.

Williams and English founded the Mandina River Lodge, along with the 2,500-acre 2,500-acreature preserve on which it sits.

When I see perfectly competent communicators botch the beautiful, life-transforming story the Christian community preserves and passes on, it distresses and saddens me.

Millions of pounds of public money are probably being spent on preserving it and making it accessible.

If it were not for the fact that many stories remain preserved on the Web, it would be like nothing had ever happened.

After quick edits, you can click "Save" button on the right of the editing toolbar to preserve it on your computer local disk.

Well, the Bureau of Land Management may very well value its buildings, roads and hunting licenses on national preserves, but it's in doubt as to whether there's any value attached to unleased lands.