Sentence examples for who preserved from inspiring English sources

The district court judge who preserved the restrictions is Mormon.

Tells about the three Brooke Rajahs who preserved the primitive simplicity.

"Ip Man was a survivor who preserved his ideals in the face of many hardships".

Miep Gies, the woman who preserved Anne Frank's diary, has died.

"The only Albanians who preserved their national identity were those who took refuge in the mountains.

In medieval times the notary was an ecclesiastical officer who preserved evidence, but his duties were mainly secular.

Yemen's few hundred Jews were some of the last who preserved their synagogues and continued to conduct ceremonies in them.

Affairs of state remained, however, in the hands of the regent, who preserved Tibet's neutrality during World War II.

Pompeii was excavated by sensitive scholars who preserved its paintings without excessively touching them up, or "completing" the Roman houses.

The hatchet job on Richard was perfected by Shakespeare who preserved the dead king's image as a "bottled spider" with a twisted body – a pantomime villain.

An investigator separate from all of the clinical researchers was assigned in each research center as the contact person who preserved and recorded the randomization information.