Sentence examples for without extinguishing from inspiring English sources

Rhone reds exert their character without extinguishing the flavors of the food you're eating.

The marvel is that the chef, Zhong Qing Wang, a native of Chengdu, refines Sichuan flavors without extinguishing them.

Stephan Winkelmann, the C.E.O. of Lamborghini, the Italian maker of exotic sports cars, is among those who argue that the merger can work without extinguishing the Porsche spirit.

Thunderbolts struck and demolished, some days ago, the Edison Memorial Tower, but without extinguishing the tiny, incandescent lamp in the base of the structure which burns in the honor of the inventor, and is called the Eternal Light.

Aboriginal leaders immediately denounced the ad as "racist" and "provocative .After three months of negotiations with farmers and aborigines, Mr Howard presented a plan to his cabinet on April 15th that would drastically wind back aboriginal rights, without extinguishing them.

When finally alight, the cake is delightfully colorful, festive and engineered for efficiency: there is no dripping wax, no risk of house fire, no worry of how to carry a flaming cake through a drafty hallway without extinguishing the candles.

And I realized that it would be pointless to try to improve the laws or institutions without succeeding in extinguishing the mortal hatred which now divides the inhabitants of Lower Canada into two hostile groups: French and English".

It involves enormous submission, and to submit without being extinguished is what is testing.

It begins fast — "A boy just like you took me out to see them, / the five hundred B-52's on alert on the runway" — but just a couple lines later we get this: "They sound like a sickness of the inner ear, / where the heard foams up into the noise of listening, / where the listening arrives without being extinguished".

It begins fast—"A boy just like you took me out to see them, / the five hundred B-52's on alert on the runway"—but just a couple lines later we get this: "They sound like a sickness of the inner ear, / where the heard foams up into the noise of listening, / where the listening arrives without being extinguished".

"It's fascinating to me that the pattern can be modified without being extinguished," says astrophysicist David Nice of Princeton University in New Jersey.