Sentence examples for remains somewhere from inspiring English sources

Wheelchair tennis still remains somewhere in the margins, and sponsorship is hard to come by.

Since then, Mr. Person's musical life has thrived, even as a hole remains somewhere near the center of it.

They hoped to buy a home — doing so remains "somewhere between a goal and a dream," Mr. Werberg said — but their priority was to get out.

Sam Borden writes that despite a 28-16 victoverover St . Louison Monday, the defense — for both good and bad — is still the story for the Giants, and the offense remains somewhere between inconsistent and nondescript.

The defense — for both good and bad — is still the story; the offense, despite a 28-16 victoverover the St . LouisRams on Monday night at MetLife Stadium, remains somewhere between inconsistent and nondescript.

For now, Ansari remains somewhere in between: a minor celebrity whose minorness is underscored only by his occasional proximity to major ones; a cult favorite trying to figure out how, and how much, to act like a star.

Yet her own grave is lost to memory, jumbled and forgotten with the rest of the slave remains -- somewhere, historians surmise, beneath what is now a Hampton Inn motel.

It remains, happily, somewhere between imagination and the ability to put it to use.

Perhaps it remains buried somewhere in The Times's picture library, and will be resurrected someday in The Lively Morgue.

Charlie's resting place remains hidden somewhere in northern France, perhaps in a mass grave, perhaps still waiting to be discovered beneath a foreign field.

This seems unlikely — large though NBC's investment in the Premier League is, its investment in the N.F.L. remains incomparable, somewhere in the neighborhood of a billion dollars — but then change always does until, all at once, it doesn't.