Sentence examples for two preserving from inspiring English sources

Matthews's Capriccio is, in many respects, the more immediately Straussian of the two, preserving the sinuosity, the elegance and the horn-and woodwind-based opulence of the original.

Everyone would ease their controls a notch or two, preserving the same pattern of flows between them, but without as much costly weaponry.In principle, co-operation could go further, argue Mr Ostry and Atish Ghosh of the IMF.

The Federal Reserve should have two key tasks–and only two: preserving the integrity of the dollar and dealing vigorously with financial panics to limit unnecessary damage.

Try using preserved lemons in the following ways: Place two preserved lemon slices on top of a fish filet before grilling or baking.

Two preserve the voice of Helmuth von Moltke, a venerable German military strategist, reciting lines from Shakespeare and from Goethe's "Faust" into a phonograph horn.

The two preserved caudal centra lack distinct ventral ridges.

So East must play the seven, preserving his 10.

But East inserted the eight, preserving the jack to control dummy's nine.

Three: preserving a living history of the often-tumultuous campaign against AIDS.

In 1979 the Episcopal Church adopted a revised Book of Common Prayer, which offered a choice of texts, one preserving the traditional language.

Below, we define measures of module membership to identify the subsets of genes inside each of the five preserved modules that showed the strongest evidence of preservation.