Sentence examples for it maintains something from inspiring English sources

Tupperware has ditched its museum of food containers in Kissimmee, Florida (though it maintains something similar in Orlando).

But the mall of horrors is Russia, because it currently maintains something like 15,000 of the world's (very roughly) 25,000 nuclear warheads, ranging in destructive power from about 500 kilotons, which could kill a million people, down to the one-kiloton land mines that would be enough to make much of Manhattan uninhabitable.

The auteur nevertheless maintains something of an on-off relationship with his country's Oscars committee.

The Argentine government maintains something modelled on the Royal Canadian Mounted to keep order, but the cops are as bad as bad men.

While his cast's professionalism may have been a boon, Snyder's task on Watchmen was not helped much by the looming ghost of Moore, who maintains something of a reputation as a surly Northampton hermit.

There are a lot of undeclared super delegates — plus some other unbound delegates who are chosen by state party officials — who are likely to align themselves with him if he maintains something like his current trajectory.

But each day, with the help of health aides and a nurse from the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, Ms. Dabney keeps up and maintains something of her sense of independence.

"He maintains something terribly worthwhile that most other people no longer have after maturity...

But the State Supreme Court struck down parts of that policy, and Gov. Chris Christie's administration said this year that it planned to maintain something like the status quo, giving municipalities ample leeway to set their own rules.

"It allows me to maintain something of a one-on-one connection with my fan base," he said.

Delta, for its part, has maintained something of a middle ground.