Sentence examples for remained in the form of from inspiring English sources
Tobias, a shy and quiet boy, accidentally remained in the form of a hawk for too long and wound up stuck in that form for a considerable portion of the series.
Although worries remained, in the form of police guarding the city's tunnels and bridges, the New York area returned to a much more modest version of sorrow and joy this year.
"The vast majority of Mulva's compensation that he earned during his long and successful career as an executive remained in the form of company stock at his time of retirement," Aftab Ahmed, a spokesman for ConocoPhillips, said in an e-mail.
As the temperature decreased from the hot face to interior, a part of the free Al and Si remained in the form of plastic phases.
In this assay, water drop did not collapse and remained in the form of a bead, however, the positive control (SDS) and the BS solution collapsed (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Challenges remained in the form of governance, capacity development, and financing among others (Shi et al. 2010; HSI 2011) as well as the need for stronger cross-linking to other policy agendas such as climate change and sustainable development (Schipper and Pelling 2006).
CAP remains water insoluble under these conditions (Fig. 3) and will remain in the form of particles about 1 micron in diameter.
Although the remnants of better times remain in the form of Ter Stegen, Arango or even Mike Hanke, the once great team that took Germany by surprise is long gone.
And as they were slowly whittled down, just three remain in the form of Patrice Evra, Alex Buttner and home favourite Shinji Kagawa.
Many remnants of this more lavish era remain in the form of art-filled mansions and historic house museums that tell a fascinating story of political, social and cultural life in the nation's capital.
Time is a complex substance, like a paste that slips away and soon disappears, while still remaining in the form of the traces it leaves on the ground, in the air, or in bodies and minds.
