Sentence examples for preserves works from inspiring English sources

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

That's how preserves work.

"Conservators are paid to preserve works of art, not destroy them," Mr. Montanari said.

The basic notion that some organisms leave more offspring than others, and that their genes are preserved, works regardless of location.

Mr. Finlay said that the Beits' legacy was to preserve works of art in the context for which they were intended.

And in glass-enclosed conservation centers on the upper floors, visitors can watch museum personnel treat and preserve works for future display or storage.

Another new mandatory EU exception would also allow cultural heritage institutions to preserve works digitally.

This shows the two aspects of thermal-hygrometry and levels of indoor air quality aimed at preserving works of art.

Without public-minded collectors, including artists themselves, museums simply would not exist, and the admirable stewardship of preserving works for generations to come would be lost to commercial enterprise and ultimate destruction.

"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.