Sentence examples for of whatever remains from inspiring English sources
The fashionable designer arrives, stripping the wife of whatever remains.
It's impossible to predict what will capture the fancy of whatever remains of the reading public.
This may be an advantage for a new president of whatever remains of Yugoslavia.
Many people try to pay homage to historic sites by preserving or taking stock of whatever remains.
The writers believe her strong stand has to do with building her profile as a robust regional leader and breaking free of whatever remains of her roots as a Congress politician.
The most likely outcome for LimeWire's money, according to lawyers and label executives, is that the record companies would divide the settlement according to their market share, and keep a large portion - perhaps half - of whatever remains after paying their considerable legal expenses (the case lasted five years).
Wacky pop-culture encounters: Hilary Hahn performs tonight on whatever remains of "The Tonight Show," while Philip Glass made a good-humored appearance on the "Colbert Report" (see 6 30).
With each actor you get a chance to see the smears of stage blood, the sweat, the tears caught in the eyelashes, the veins throbbing in the forehead on the high notes, the dirt, the spots, the drool, the snot, and the poverty stains on whatever remains of their teeth.
We interpret these findings as suggesting that in the acute period the patient is reliant on whatever remains of the pre stroke motor output system.
Still, Abhoud Syed Lingga, executive director of the Institute of Bangsamoro Studies, which has done extensive research in the politics of the region, believes the Ampatuans "will try to hold on to whatever remains of their power by whatever means".
"Andersen lied to investors and it lied to us," says Janet Napolitano, Arizona's attorney-general, who has begun legal proceedings to revoke Andersen's licence to do business in the state.Meanwhile, in London senior partners are trying to find a new leader for whatever remains of the firm's global operations.
