Sentence examples for preserving them from from inspiring English sources

At first, a protective aura surrounds recent tragedies, preserving them from the injudicious meddling of pop culture.

For over a century, Archaeopteryx stood alone as the only dinosaur known with feathers, but since the 1990s, dozens of species have been discovered preserving them from fossil beds in China, Brazil, Germany and Canada.

Even Strachey expresses hope that the army will disband and return home "and contend for the recovery of those liberties which have been most grievously invaded by the tyranny of their own countrymen, under the pretext of preserving them from the imaginary oppressions of ours".

(Dargis) Film Series HOME MOVIE DAY 2007! (Saturday) For the fifth year, Anthology Film Archives invites any and all comers to show their 8-millimeter, Super 8 or 16-millimeter home movies (which means, as Anthology emphatically points out, "no home videos") and to learn about the process of preserving them from a resident group of experts.

The law of 1922 created the 'protection forests', preserving them from uncontrolled harvesting and degradation.

Plasma surface engineering can enhance even more the working life of these components preserving them from wear and corrosion damage by means of surface modification or coatings.

(Substantial armour lower in the ships was intended to preserve them from more serious bomb damage).

The state has no plan to buy destroyed oceanfront properties and preserve them from development.

But he found a nuance in milder, meeker roles that preserved them from sickliness.

From its inception, in 1951, the organization had focussed on buying parcels of land to preserve them from development.

If QE helps preserve them from further upheaval, that will at least be some comfort to finance-weary citizens.