Sentence examples for stayed preserved from inspiring English sources

Probably the most important example of an ancient city anywhere in the world: villas, shops, brothels and housing for 20,000, buried when Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, it stayed preserved until excavations began in the eighteenth century.

"It stayed preserved from development".

What's the deal: Pelmeni are kind of like a cross between Chinese jiaozi and Polish pierogies, are extremely common, and were initially popular because they stayed preserved when frozen and, well, everything in Russia is kind of frozen for a good part of the year.

But the past doesn't stay preserved without serious effort.

Tsarist Russia and Habsburg Austria were able to stay preserved in aspic for several decades.

Starch grains are similarly distinctive and also stay preserved for long periods.

Nasty business for sure, but he prefers that the waterline stay preserved.

The traditions stay preserved which is beautiful, but at the same time, it's sad because there's very little change in their lives".

In dry climates, the flesh stays preserved for centuries.

In our study, EMS during the first week of ICU stay preserved to a large extent the muscle mass of critically ill patients.

It is in fact routine for the court to grant a stay, preserving the status quo, in light of an imminent decision.