Sentence examples for to preserve something from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to preserve something that was made to vanish".

"Who wouldn't want to do this -- to preserve something as unique as that?" he asked.

Led by the Dutch, they fought a rearguard action to preserve something of the semi-automatic weapon.

"There's a piece of me that really feels the need to preserve something I had when I grew up".

Swedish is also vowel-heavy, so I searched for equivalents to preserve something of the repetition of sound in Swedish.

The overall impression is of virtuous imperfection, paintings that willingly forsake objecthood in order to preserve something of the artist's touch.

The other Monuments Men are played by Matt Damon, Bill Murray, John Goodman, Bob Balaban, Jean Dujardin, and Hugh Bonneville as men well past recruitment age (and fitness) who are given the opportunity to use their knowledge to protect and preserve something bigger and more important than themselves.

This means that we're even more drawn to them because they preserve something precious that's becoming hard to find: ignorance, blankness, the integrity of total silence.

"To tell the story of New York and preserve something for researchers long after our grandchildren are dead".

They will preserve something vital at its core.

You preserve something of value, not something that is of poor technical or stylistic quality".