Sentence examples for started to preserve from inspiring English sources

Worried that she might be accused of exaggerating, one night Ms. Delgado started to preserve the evidence.

ReMain Nantucket, the most personal project Ms. Schmidt has worked on, was started to preserve the island's culture, something she thought was endangered and needed saving.

The Swedes refused to give up a seemingly lost cause, and the Germans probably started to preserve some energy for the club matches this weekend.

Arseniasis causes premature birth, stillbirth, spontaneous abortion and high perinatal dead, so Chinchorro parents facing high mortality rate of their babies (fetuses and newborns) started to preserve the tiny bodies to assuage their emotional grief.

And so, on the one hand, I'm happy that there's a facility that's starting to preserve games in their original state.

"We needed to start to preserve this history, because it was so scattered about," said Mr. L'Hommedieu, who includes musicians from Queens and Brooklyn as well as Nassau and Suffolk Counties in his geographic range.

He said that when people hit their 40s, we start to preserve ourselves.

The DMG-Lib is an interdisciplinary project that was started to collect and preserve knowledge concerning mechanical devices.

During the last decade, environmental issues in the design have started to attack architecture to preserve natural resources, and to improve the performance of designs.

Somebody started trying to preserve and enhance a field of chickpeas or wheat-grass and soon planting, weeding, reaping and threshing were born.Quite independently, people took the same step in at least six other parts of the world over the next few thousand years: the Yangzi valley, the central valley of New Guinea, Mexico, the Andes, West Africa and the Amazon basin.

The workers started protesting to preserve their job and to avoid the closure of the steel plant.