Sentence examples for preserving to from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't stop me from preserving to the utmost of my harvest.

Wray has illuminated this material with a contemporary poet's eye, while at the same time preserving, to a startling degree, its period tone.

If "Bright Travellers" is anything to go by, Ms Benson is set to add plenty worth preserving to that tradition in the years ahead.

Roscoe Owen Conway, fifty-five, fand and in failing health, is the brains who protects and preserves Albany's Democratic Party, and, as Kennedy's seventh Albany Cycle novel opens, Roscoe has plenty of protecting and preserving to do.

In Arendt's view, then, it is necessary to redeem from the past those moments worth preserving, to save those fragments from past treasures that are significant for us.

Of course, moving from merely truth preserving to counterfactual supporting inferences might seem to push one towards molecularism, but even a comparatively limited set of inferences could still exhibit the spreading effect mentioned in section 2.1.

Thus WSNJ's style will be preserved to a degree.

How might they be preserved to keep them from disintegrating?

No ziggurat is preserved to its original height.

Now he writes to preserve, or to rescue, the past.

We want to preserve things, to hold onto them.