Sentence examples for long retained from inspiring English sources
And Glad plastic bags and wrap have long retained the top positions in their market.
The Classical schools long retained their social prestige and a definite educational advantage in that only their pupils were admissible to the universities.
The new instruments were turned in short sections, peculiarly with a broken profile that is, an unevenly expanding or contracting bore between sections a feature not long retained.
He and his followers, however, long retained their degrees, their titles, and their academic positions and remained free to support their aberrant trend in biology.
An additional help was Peter A. Piscitelli, the partner in charge of the New York City office of the well-connected lobbying firm Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker, which the league had long retained.
1438; Accademia, Venice) shows that Jacopo long retained elements derived from Byzantine art, while the Child's rich robes and the patterned background of angels reveal his continued interest in the higher decorative style in which he was trained, conventionally called International Gothic.
Accordingly, they did not long retain their severity toward Cimon, partly upon remembrance of his former services, and partly, perhaps, induced by the juncture of the times.
A half-century after its appearance, the combination of Warren's prose and the character of Willie Stark, his reimagining of Huey Long, retain their power.
Both Ms. Gillibrand and Ms. Long retain strong ties to Dartmouth and have tapped into the school's powerful alumni network to help their campaigns.
Continued on Avenue G 4. Removing railroad embankment, etc. North of G 7060 and about a meter from it the south face of the long retaining wall which crosses Street G 7000 south from east-west became visible.
The Prince intimated to EconCouns that Al-Sabban would not long retain his position, and said the challenge for Saudi Arabia was to find a way to "climb down" from its negotiating position.
