Sentence examples for preserving course from inspiring English sources

Ernest Miller, who teaches the canning and preserving course that's in its fourth week, does not necessarily mean cucumber discs or spears — though he finds those pretty fetching.

Advocating more naturalistic golf courses is a helpful way to preserve courses.

This fall, they have organized a series of "Run for the Trail" races — including a reunion for course veterans the day after Thanksgiving — to raise money to improve and to preserve the course for years to come.

"However, if no other one is there to witness except a woman, her testimony may be accepted in such cases in order to preserve the course of justice".

"The government and the Catholic Church agree to preserve the course on religion, respecting the existing religious diversity in the country," said a joint statement released yesterday.

He has a lot to say about the physical geography, the topography, the vegetation, the crops and the wild places, the birds of paradise and the flowers, the fruit and the insects of the region, the collections he makes, the specimens he shoots and tries to preserve: of course, he is one of the world's most famous naturalists.

"We will be able to preserve the course of President Putin," he said at the time.

In the meantime, Osborne can be expected to maintain his course, preserving the tax rates of his core audience and where he adds a little extra to maintain his deficit reduction course, making sure they pay extra without knowing how it happened or that he is to blame.

Of course, preserving the French noble family meant pulling out when the going got tough.

No wonder we eat high on the hog, we have so much hog!" Barber is interested in preserving that abundance, of course.

We have to get a little more specific when we talk about culture, of course, like preserving a direct relationship with our crew or building talent into the organization.