Sentence examples for had retained from from inspiring English sources

Green's payout is made up of share awards she had retained from previous years, Thomas Cook said.

It was agreed that individual newspapers could see the evidence that the data privacy watchdog had retained from the Motorman Investigation.

While her work today is much more realistic, she told Still in Motion what she had retained from her avant-garde teachers: "You were the artist and you made your own film — as the cinematographer, the director, the producer, the way you cut it, etc., but, totally noncommercial".

When the study participants were interviewed 1 month before their expected delivery date to ascertain how much of the information they had retained from the initial briefing provided to them, 95% of the women in the intervention areas knew that tablets taken orally could prevent PPH.

Should Corbyn fall on his sword it is more than likely those voters who have recently attached themselves to the party will drift away again, leaving Labour with the 68% it has retained from May.

One aspect Mr. King has retained from the original is its subtext of dark humor, with characters that snipe tartly at one another -- "like people out of Noël Coward," in Mr. Carliner's description -- when they are not fending off menacing spirits from beyond life.

At this point he says they can't even afford to email the circa 50,000 most engaged users whose emails they've retained from v1 of the original Dubble app.

If there was one thing that I've retained from all of those church services, it was that God loves me.

One of the few kernels of knowledge that I've retained from high school is that Alvarado Street is the go-to place in Los Angeles to score a fake ID, so the day before Britney Day, fueled on Red Bull and mania and minimal sleep, I headed to the neighbourhood just outside of MacArthur Park and hoped that the last 14 years had been kind to the illicit ID market.

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Thus, mitochondria have retained from their α-proteobacterial ancestry the machinery to assemble proteins into the organelle's outer membrane.