Sentence examples for retaining its freshness from inspiring English sources

³ I boil the wine first to remove most of the alcohol and tannins, while retaining its freshness and character.

It retains its freshness only because all of it thankfully comes around only every 12 months.

More than 30 years later it retains its freshness and power to surprise, and it benefited greatly from the energy that the young musicians of ICE brought to it.

But it retained its freshness, vitality and timelessness by being set so immaculately in an earlier period – Los Angeles in the long, hot summer of 1937 – and it deals with the scandals of that era, those touching on the complex politics of water in the arid west.

Through most of that time it has retained its freshness and vigor, although at a Mendelssohn series at Zankel Hall in 2005 its sound seemed uncharacteristically frayed.

Stockhausen's "Zeitmasse," for woodwind quintet, was trim and energetic, but unlike the Wolpe and Brown works, it has not retained its freshness.

Published 35 years after it was drafted, the book retains its freshness.

It has a minerally tang and has retained its freshness well.

In 1985 "A Bunny's Tale" was made into an ABC television movie starring Kirstie Alley, and today Steinem's story, which she retitled "I Was a Playboy Bunny" when she included it in a collection of her own writing, retains its freshness.

James Woodall via email Like Miles Davis's Kind of Blue, this is a record that retains its freshness no matter how many times I listen to it.

Even in its third helping, Ice Age retains its freshness to a remarkable degree.