Sentence examples for I'd retained from inspiring English sources

("Meaning, I carry a backpack, but you don't," my husband had said. I'd retained a lofty silence then, too).

I'd retained an interest in it since school days, and I'd dropped the whole thing during my university years.

I registered in Essex, where I live during the academic year, for the recent local elections, so I just thought I'd retain that registration for the Brexit referendum.

Unconsciously, I blocked everybody else out while I worked out the basic math to estimate the percentage of lung capacity I'd retain.

Without such evidence, I would retain it in its present form.

"Me?" Still, I would retain the buoyant sensation of having escaped being sick of my single self.

Also, I would always prefer to decline an unjust offer that would make me look desperate (or worse: bankrupt).If, for whatever reason, I was forced into accepting a low offer, I would retain a very low opinion of the offerer.

I would retain the AG policy.

If I were Ted, I would retain my AG static-priced policy and tell Hugo to go pound sand.

I had assumed that by staying in a familiar neighborhood, I would retain a more or less familiar routine.

And I absolutely do believe that if I was ever in a helicopter that came under fire in the skies over Iraq, I would retain total recall of the event.