Sentence examples for was preserved through from inspiring English sources

In a story that seemed so fitting, the beloved mutt was preserved through the wonders of taxidermy and the beneficence of patrons.

"Because we had no written language, everything was preserved through the chants: our history, our values, the stories of our leaders; thousands of lines of poetry".

The monument was preserved through incorporation into a convent (in which the English poet Lord Byron had a study) and influenced British Georgian and Regency architecture through the engravings of the Edinburgh artist "Athenian" Stuart.

"Artists represent the soul of the Syrian people," says Mahmoud. "Much of what we know about ancient civilisations or prehistoric people was preserved through their art – Egyptian hieroglyphs or cave paintings – so we feel we have an important role to play".

His ability to recognize something distinctive of his friend in the puppy (if this is not pushing the evidence of a joke too far) and to remember his own previous incarnations show that personal identity was preserved through incarnations.

We say, after all, that many citizens in the Soviet Union made a special effort to view 'Lenin's body' on display in Moscow, or that 'King Tut's body' was preserved through mummification.

The exhibition presents human bodies and body parts that have been preserved through a polymer preservation process, whatever that is.

It's preserved through vision, through photographs".

Individual styles could also be preserved through reproduction.

About 8,000 of those acres have been preserved through county, state, federal and private programs.

With proper names, in Kripke's theory, reference is preserved through a causal chain of intentions.