Sentence examples for i would retain from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

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

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

Rae has been in the chairman's position for nine years and told BBC Scotland: "I just feel I would rather retain my shares.

"Just because Patrick's not here doesn't mean we've changed," Sprewell countered when I asked if the Knicks would retain their familiar work ethic.