Sentence examples for remained rich from inspiring English sources
Even when Mr. Edwards strained to emit certain syllables, his singing remained rich and unself-conscious.
Holland remained rich in accumulated capital, although much of it could find no outlet for investment in business.
Those from Mr. Sands, in particular, were special: in Mr. McBride's "Ham Hocks and Cabbage," Taylor's "Easy Walker" and Thelonious Monk's "I Mean You," he steamed through multiple choruses, building up cumulative energy, though even at peak power his playing remained rich in chords and spongy, almost soft, in attack.
Monopolies gave way to markets.Those markets remained rich in romance; the allure of the trade, its role as a cultural crossroads, its many rival players, its uncertainties and its opportunities for smuggling (even relatively cheap spices carry a lot of value for a given weight) kept the spice bazaars of Kerala, Ambon and Rotterdam fascinating.
The great Joseph Medill Patterson, a member of the Chicago Tribune family, who built the News into the biggest circulation newspaper in the country 2 million a day, nearly 3 million on Sunday–had just died (in 1946) but his lively tabloid remained rich, muscular, politically conservative and a lot of fun.
The apical membrane remained rich in microvilli (supplementary material Fig. S4D), but with reduced abundance at cleavage furrows.
Mr. Simon's songs remain rich and startling.
The rich generally remain rich even when times are worse, luxury industry analysts said.
Spetses, a little further on, is an outpost for the remaining rich Greeks and the yacht crowd.
And its happy members -- who, some would argue, are barely Indians at all -- remain rich, rich, rich, "the wealthiest Indian tribe in the history of North America".
And as certain members of the Public Accounts Committee cannily recognised, although the amount of funding per student at different universities is converging, given the different starting points, the richer will remain rich and the poorer poor for many years to come.
