Sentence examples for preserving works from inspiring English sources
At 8 p.m., Rose Theater, Broadway and 60th Street, (212) 721-6500, lincolncenterfestival.org; $20 to $50. (La Rocco) ISADORANOW (Friday and Saturday) This company honors Isadora Duncan both by preserving works by this pioneer of modern dance and by staging new pieces in the Duncan style by Elyssa Dru Rosenberg, Laura Nave and Rebecca Woll.
This shows the two aspects of thermal-hygrometry and levels of indoor air quality aimed at preserving works of art.
Without public-minded collectors, including artists themselves, museums simply would not exist, and the admirable stewardship of preserving works for generations to come would be lost to commercial enterprise and ultimate destruction.
The hamlet has an aggressive program for preserving working farmland, which became the main commerce in the area after whaling died out in the 19th century.
The bank added that it would not move any more jobs to other countries, as a gesture to preserving work in Britain.
Ms. Washington is committed to preserving work by African-American choreographers, and it was wonderful to see Donald McKayle's 1972 "Songs of the Disinherited" in the second half of the program.
(2) GCR survey question "The unemployment insurance program strikes a good balance between social protection and preserving work incentives".
Another initiative for preserving work ability among employees with high physical work demands is to reduce the relative workload by either participatory ergonomic intervention [ 28] or by reducing the excessive body weight [ 29].
A third initiative for preserving work ability among employees with high physical work demands may be to improve their ability to cope with their musculoskeletal disorders by cognitive behavioral theory based training (CBTr).
"Conservators are paid to preserve works of art, not destroy them," Mr. Montanari said.
The basic notion that some organisms leave more offspring than others, and that their genes are preserved, works regardless of location.
