Sentence examples for To remained from inspiring English sources
verb
To stay behind while others withdraw; to be left after others have been removed or destroyed; to be left after a number or quantity has been subtracted or cut off; to be left as not included or comprised.
"Witchi Tai To" remained popular in various versions into the 21st century.
Bowling Green, a team few are paying attention to, remained undefeated with a 45-14 victoverover Kent State.
"He assumed a lovely body, he had not seen her nude for ten years, had no desire to, remained New England where it counted, in distance, privacy, the sacred space of one's own body, every person's zone of repose".
Interview with Thomas Gonser, director of personnel & public relations, who told of the move; the secrecy surrounding it; how many employees were invited to come to N.Y., and what provisions were made for those to remained.
On July 2nd, Archbishop Jovan Vraniskovski of Ohrid (to use the title he uses, and most of the Christian world recognises) was given a three-year jail term for "embezzlement"; given that his current stay in jail (the latest in a series) has already lasted 18 months, he seems set to remained incarcerated until the end of next year.
This increase of U.S. sales bucked a major trend this year, and one market insider, who preferred to remained anonymous, noted that all of his sales contacts are seeing increased sales in the $3,000 and above watch category.
Most want to remain anonymous.
"We have to remain calm".
Others prefer to remain invisible.
