Sentence examples for preserving in a from inspiring English sources
A journalist before the age of journalism, he valued honest truth over hagiography and was a master of brevity, treating life stories and memories as though they were objects worth collecting and preserving in a world as tumultuous as our own.
Additional pyroclastic flows and rains of ash followed, adding at least another 9 feet of debris and preserving in a pall of ash the bodies of the inhabitants who perished while taking shelter in their houses or trying to escape toward the coast or by the roads leading to Stabiae or Nuceria.
At their best, they let us see ourselves truly as we are - a good and bad species, one worth preserving in a light and dark place.
We cannot be preserved in a can for 20-30 years. 20-30 years
· Marilyn Manson's foreskin is kept preserved in a jar.
The other half is preserved in a chemical called formalin.
His memory is preserved in a museum in Jericho and, online, at www.snowflakebentley.com.com
Preserved in a handsome glass case, you might take it for a relic.
Only an imprint of the Buddha remains as if preserved in a fossil.
(Silage is raw plant matter preserved in a silo to make animal feed).
"I want to be preserved in a speed bump," he tells me.
