Sentence examples for has remained alive from inspiring English sources
But since his return to Libya, he has remained alive.
But homophobia has hardly been eradicated from Laramie, as it has remained alive and well throughout the country, despite the significant strides being made on the civil rights front, with gay marriage now legal in a handful of states.
While the show has been absent from screens around the world, "Special 1 TV" has remained alive, so to speak, on Twitter, where "José Mourinho" had 20,000 followers when the show went dark on the BBC and now has more than 38,000.
Her story has remained alive in the American literary imagination ever since; 50 years ago, one could find numerous novels, short stories, at least two plays, a ballet and an opera, and for those who like their murder stories to come with electric guitars there was also a rock musical.
The Greek Poets offers a substantial challenge to that idea, and it has convinced me that there is something in the Greek light and landscape, perhaps within the language itself, that engenders poetry, and that the lyric impulse has remained alive on this significant soil for a very long time.
He has remained alive and without any recurrence of disease for more than 5 years.
Even our houseplants had remained alive.
The snag is that unprofitable companies, which should have been squeezed out by competition, have remained alive because it is so hard to fire workers.
If the Queen had remained alive and well, and continued to broadcast her special scent, the response to any usurper would have been swift and violent: to reproduce in the presence of a healthy queen is strictly forbidden.
But, in this reprise, they wore contemporary practice clothes, as if to remind viewers that both Bach's music and the classic tradition have remained alive over the centuries.
That might help explain why Russian leaders delayed seeking rescue assistance from the West, even though a few crew members might have remained alive for two or three days inside the wrecked hull.
