Sentence examples for started preserving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meyer had started preserving big old trees in south Florida in the early 1980's.

Banks, seeing the liquidity crisis spread across the Western world, started preserving their own capital — and thus loans became increasingly difficult to come by.

This is partly thanks to the fact that it came out in 1996, just before the internet started preserving book reviews for posterity.

When Henry Lowood, curator of the History of Science and Technology Collections at Stanford University, started preserving video games and video-game artifacts in 1998 he thought it was closer to professional oblivion than a bold new move into the future.

But I guess MoMA as a museum, they were one of the first to start preserving industrial design products.

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

The marketplace may at last be telling New York to start preserving its past, and there's no reason we have to limit ourselves to the history of our worst day.

We have got to start preserving what we have got and use it wisely.

But you need to start preserving this data as soon as possible.

An embalmer will start preserving your body by pumping a 70percentnt formaldehyde solution through your circulatory system, which, if done by machine, will take three to four hours.

Do we need for the rhino to become extinct before we make a change and start preserving our remaining wildlife?