Sentence examples for preserves work from inspiring English sources

That's how preserves work.

His anthology contains many of the best-known poems of the courtly poets known as makaris, or Scottish Chaucerians; it also preserves work by such poets as Alexander Scott who otherwise would be virtually unknown, and it includes much interesting anonymous verse as well.

For a healthier choice, reduced fat peanut butter is recommended and sugar-free raspberry preserves works great in place of the jelly or jam.

"The purpose of the language is to preserve work for union members," he said.

Gossart's earliest preserved work is a prime example—a piece in pen and ink documents the heathen princess Catherine's "mystic marriage" with Christ.

Illustrative quotations recorded in On the Sublime occasionally preserved work that would otherwise now be lost for example, one of Sappho's odes.

The bank added that it would not move any more jobs to other countries, as a gesture to preserving work in Britain.

The great resources of the rich nations have been used instead to preserve work that isn't a patch on it.

Sluter's latest preserved work, the tomb of Philip the Bold, was first commissioned from Jean de Marville, who is responsible only for the arcaded gallery below the sepulchral slab of black marble from Dinant.

On 28 February, the House introduced legislation entitled "Preserving Work Requirements for Welfare Programs Act of 2013", to prohibit the Obama administration from granting waivers to the work requirements.

Ms. Washington is committed to preserving work by African-American choreographers, and it was wonderful to see Donald McKayle's 1972 "Songs of the Disinherited" in the second half of the program.