Sentence examples for remains re from inspiring English sources

If stain remains, re launder with bleach that is safe for the fabric.

His self-proclaimed admirers include former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, a figure notorious for his hardline stance on immigration and aggressive policing of ethnically diverse neighborhoods, who in 2009 led a campaign to have the writer's remains re-buried in the Panthéon alongside other French luminaries (Camus's children in the end declined).

If WB remains, re-centrifuge at 16,000× g for 1 min. 17.

The results of direct matching for commingled remains re-associations were correct and fully concordant among all laboratories.

Particularly, farmers on densely populated parts of the country produce everything from the soil and very little remains to re-invest in soil fertility replenishment for the following year (IFPRI 2010).

There are a few beautiful lines in Wilson Rawls Wheree the Red Fern Grows that came to me when I saw that Nokia – or whatever shambling shell of Nokia remains – is re-releasing the 3110, that old warhorse of a phone that carried so many of us from the turn of the century into the modern age of endless information.

While the basic version of Mendeley remains free – re-badged the "Earth" plan and providing 1GB of combined 'personal' and 'shared' storage – for those needing to house and collaborate on a greater number of research documents, three paid-for plans are now available.

It was, and it remains, a re-occupation -- of our privatized public spaces and our privatized political discourse.

But unlike the other shows that have been collapsed under the internet's thirst for nostalgia, Gilmore Girls remains worth re-watching.

A common problem remains the re-growth and recurrence of tumors that are not completely eradicated by cancer therapy.

Because adequate tissue oxygenation is essential for survival in massively bleeding patients, the first principle of blood resuscitation remains the re-establishment of an adequate blood volume and cardiac output, and the optimization of oxygen-carrying capacity.