Sentence examples for which preserved from inspiring English sources

The 314 and the 181 were made in steel tanks, which preserved their fruit and zip.

Our former governor, Dean Davis, championed Act 250, which preserved our environmental heritage.

This was suddenly smothered by an undersea landslide, which preserved its contents more or less intact.

Instead Rengstorff made the surprising play of the club king, which preserved his entry chances in both minor suits.

Sampdoria won a place in the Champions League with a victory over Napoli which preserved their unbeaten home record.

As EU Observer notes, the "veto-wielding, traditionalist late president" was a handy common enemy which preserved party unity.

This and other physical aspects of the pits created permafrost, which preserved much of the organic matter in the graves — though looting long ago disturbed permafrost conditions.

This architectural harmony was enhanced by post-1945 planning, which preserved the ancient core of the city as a major monument and carefully supervised all modern building.

The usually accessible Martin was not available afterward, but teammates raved about his athletic play in the top of the fifth, which preserved the Yankees' one-run lead.

The same tale was later featured in Jacques Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffmann, which preserved the tragic and surreal mood of the original.

"I would go to villages and ask people to just throw them in a pot of formalin, which preserved the snakes until I could collect and catalogue them".