Sentence examples for maintained a series from inspiring English sources
Bill Clinton has maintained a series of oversight roles, through the Clinton Foundation, as UN envoy, and as co-chair of the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission (IHRC).
Even so, Russian soldiers maintained a series of armed checkpoints along Georgia's main highway, leaving the Kremlin with the ability to cut off trade and traffic across the country and to isolate the capital, Tbilisi, from much of the nation.
It's a sudden burst of attention for two artists who, despite having long maintained a series of studios in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, mainly lead an isolated lifestyle out in their blue-collar woodlands.
She found that Mr. Cardew maintained a series of consummated and unconsummated love affairs with men, which he reported to his long-suffering wife, Mariel, who was a painter and art teacher.
At the same time, from the beginning of the federation (in 1901) until the 1970s, Australia maintained a series of restrictions known collectively as the "White Australia" policies.In recent decades those racial strings have been removed, but concerns about immigration have increased.
On Sunday, an Egyptian tabloid, Al Osboa, Arabic for The Weekly, went to the public prosecutor with evidence that the former president and his family maintained a series of secret bank accounts, with roughly $3.5 million in an account registered to his wife, Suzanne, and $16 million belonging to each of his two sons, said Mahmoud Bakry, the newspaper's executive editor.
They maintain a series of computers in data centers around the world to route Web users' requests around censors' firewalls.
In much of the 20th century, the Soviet Union took the lead, maintaining a series of research stations on the polar ice from the 1940's until 1991.
The city operates Seattle City Light, an electrical utility that, with other agencies, maintains a series of hydroelectric dams on nearby waterways.
Gov. Janet Napolitano of Arizona, a Democrat, said last week that she supported an early-warning system and was encouraging state, county and federal agencies to develop a plan to build and maintain a series of stream-flow gauges and satellite transmission devices, estimated to cost $100,000.
By Sasha Frere-Jones March 30, 2009 It is somewhat galling and disorienting that, after a lifetime of being relatively skilled as a Haver of Teeth, I am now paying exorbitant prices to maintain a series of wires in my mouth that I would gladly rip out if I didn't think other bits might go along with them.
