Sentence examples for of which retain from inspiring English sources
Many horticultural varieties have been developed, most of which retain juvenile foliage at maturity.
But the new wreck is the largest land addition to the many wrecks underneath Boston harbor, some of which retain pieces of the port's history: artifacts of slave trading, shipments of wine, trade from Europe – "You name it," Bagley said.
Failure to report instances of anal sex, whether between gay or straight people, could become a criminal offence too.Uganda could even set a trend for other African countries, most of which retain colonial laws against sodomy.
The finest features are the original ones – the internal courtyards, traditional floor tiles, huge bedroom doors and shuttered windows opening on to balconies – all of which retain the authentic spirit of place.
Perhaps because of a lingering suspicion about the mannequin's role in art-making, lay figures have generally not been granted the same degree of care as that routinely lavished on a great artist's easels, brushes and palette, all of which retain a certain romantic shimmer.
For these cDNAs, at least two different 5' ends are predicted, both of which retain this putative DNA binding domain and predict proteins in the range of 20-30 kDa.
In all, Grey wrote more than 80 books, many of which retained wide popularity.
The Ascension remained important as a devotional subject in the art of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, both of which retained the iconography of Christ displaying his wounds.
Freedom of form and execution persisted in the fantasias of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714 88), Mozart, Beethoven, and Franz Schubert, some of which retained the fugal element as well.
But while the Vatican sees the United Nations as a sovereign entity, able to pursue policies and attain goals of its own, Mr. Bush sees it merely as an instrument of sovereign states, each of which retains liberty of action.
The New Yorker, May 31 , 1969P. 32 The author, a chronic insomniac, had developed various tedious stratagems for inducing sleep, none of which retained their effectiveness for any length of time.
