Sentence examples for preserving some of from inspiring English sources

By preserving some of his cash, he preserves his options".

Woodson said he wanted to start preserving some of his more important players, especially with a long season ahead.

"At this point, we're exploring the best and most effective ways of preserving some of this property," said Brian Foley, a Suffolk County legislator.

He suggests that his ­happy-go-lucky rhyming verse and dogged meters work toward the same end, preserving some of the strict formality of Martial's elegiacs and hendecasyllables.

Renee Erickson, the chef and an owner of the Boat Street Cafe in Seattle, makes unusual pickles, preserving some of the Northwest's fine produce.

Using local talent — including a fellow who insisted on taking baths upstairs — she ripped out the leaky kitchen, preserving some of the rustic cabinets.

Still, the movies preserved some of the best acts.

"The destruction of thousands of homes of 'innocents' preserved some of Israel's deterrent power.

Gilbert's monologues preserve some of the habits of Jamaican dialect.

"The contract really preserves some of the best parts of it".

"We wanted to preserve some of the elements of the critique that Trump raised," Krein said.