Sentence examples for retain going from inspiring English sources

"He's definitely someone we're going to try to retain going into next year.

Talking about the information out loud is a lot easier to retain than going over the same stuff in your brain over and over.

Similarly, under the government's original proposal, the type of metadata to be retained was going to be declared by regulation.

Wyden also asked whether the NCSC had made any recommendations related to better securing the database, which retains data going back to 1985.

But yes, word on the street is that the same law firm (the "US Copyright Group") that spearheaded the effort against people who illegally downloaded The Hurt Locker have now been retained to go after people who downloaded The Expendables.

In attack, players "carry" the ball, set "targets" and are encouraged to retain possession by "going through the phases" without considering for a moment the ever-changing dynamics of the game evolving around them.

In his statement to the Senate, Votel also appeared to endorse that approach: "Detaining and exploiting enemy personnel and materiel prior to turning them over to partner nations is critical – we must retain this policy going forward," he said.

The drubbing many predicted has thus far failed to materialise but Ronnie O'Sullivan remains on course to retain his title going into the second day of this best-of-35 frames world championship final.

It will retain its name going forward.

Harte saved an Austrian corner at the far end to retain the narrow lead going into the final quarter.

The General Motors itself would retain 35percentand10percentcent would go to Opel employees.