Preserver means: One who preserves. Related words include soul or somebody. Below you'll find 15 example sentences showing how to use Preserver in practice.
Preserver in a sentence
Related words
Preserver meaning
- One who preserves.
- A life preserver.
- A person who refinishes furniture.
Example sentences (15)
Australian officials say that never before has a drone rescued swimmers by dropping a life preserver down to them.
Participants should provide their own boat and life preserver, and paddlers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
The drummer of the German band, Charles Beverung, saved himself by using his large bass drum as a life preserver.
The Académie was the preserver of traditional French painting standards of content and style.
His devotion and faith resonate in the existence of man as a temporary life, and acceptance that God is the preserver of the substance of man.
He calls the culture at Netflix “a life preserver” that has allowed him to make an impact that wouldn’t have been possible at a traditional studio.
That is why I am writing, in the hope that you can give us some kind of life preserver to cling to and find our way back to the way we were before.
Here is hoping this is tossed a well deserved life preserver know as an extension.
She’ll talk it up, but Billy will balk, saying that this isn’t a real job offer, it’s just a life preserver that she’s throwing at someone who’s drowning.
States across the country are seeking a life preserver from Washington with another aid package that could be used to bolster the unemployment trust funds.
Weighing just 14 ounces, the Democracy Preservation Kit comes with the Democracy Preserver (an inflatable sign), three chisel-tip dry erase markers, and a carrying pouch.
They say they have heard our SOS calls, and in some cases they’ve thrown a desperately needed life preserver, but are the rescue solutions coming,?” asked Parks in the release.
A Coast Guard helicopter located Hutchinson in a life raft without a survival suit or life preserver at 4 p.m. The bow of the was spotted by the helicopter at 5 p.m. with no signs of life.
Perhaps the government, with self-interest and self-preservation being paramount, would have concluded that there was more political capital to be gained, or at least retained, by casting a life preserver toward the CFL.
But it is the type of fare that Proyectos Monclova purveys, that integration of names past and present, that makes it a notable dealer as well, and which has given it crucial role in Mexico as a preserver of national art from the 20th century.
Common combinations with preserver
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- life preserver 11×
- preserver of 3×
- the preserver 2×
- preserver that 2×
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The 15 examples on this page contain the complete word preserver. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.