Sentence examples for not much remaining from inspiring English sources

With Jack Johnson, Joe Louis, Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali, and the events they defined, pretty much picked clean, there's not much remaining.

Not much remained of her body — only some hair, teeth, nails, and bits of skin and brain — but scholars could tell a lot about her.

William Farrell London There may not be much remaining of the woollen industry in Yorkshire but there's evidently enough left to pull over the eyes of the dinosaur-tendency in the Labour party there.

In one sense, the A.C.C. won't change much, remaining the same conference it has been since it started with seven members in 1953.

And with all the work to be done, there is not much time remaining to be offended by taunts, whether they originate from newspaper headlines or the mouth of their own boss.

Between working on the farm and participating in school activities, which is something that almost all rural youth are involved in given the lack of diverse recreational activities, there is not much time remaining to contribute to community development efforts.

We try not to cramp their style too much, remaining wary of the joke about guests being like fish: After three days in the house, they begin to stink.

To achieve consensus, the text of the SPM was made vaguer in many places, and its content diluted to the extent that in some places not much substance remained".

By the end of the 1981 he felt that he could not do much more, although much remained to be done, particularly on welfare reform, and that he and the prime minister were irritating each other.

But not much else has remained.

On Bunce Island, there was not much that had remained intact.