Sentence examples for retained very from inspiring English sources

Microsoft and Bill Gates personally retained very favorable poll ratings throughout the trial.

Mr. Tarantino seems to have retained very little of this plot, at least to judge from the details of his script that have leaked onto the Internet.

The asteroids that have been visited by spacecraft are irregularly shaped objects pockmarked with craters; some of them have retained very primitive material from the early days of the solar system.

Even the somewhat overcooked shrimp in my least favorite dish — duet prawns — retained very nice flavor: half in a clear sauce with vegetables, the rest in a rather heavy, spicy, sweet-and-sour tomato sauce.

I remember almost nothing from before I was 15, but I have somehow retained very clearly the taste of a wholemeal ratatouille sandwich from my lunchbox (this was before Childline existed, otherwise I would have already reported it to Esther Rantzen).

She is not afraid to do battle: When she took over at the City Museum, she let go of the "old guard" among the staff and retained very few, notably the chief curator, Sarah Henry, who was hired in 2001 in tandem with the planned move to Tweed.

The next set of emerging-market winners, for example, may retain very large pockets of poverty.

Perhaps the more exciting prospect of the possibility of retaining very early childhood memories is more fodder for fiction.

"Primrose Hill retains very much a village-y feel," said Edward Prickett, an estate agent at the real estate agency John D. Wood, which handled the couple's purchase.

He is a close ally of Mullah Omar and is believed to retain very strong links with members of the Pakistan military intelligence service, General Khakrezwal said.

In winter, temperature inversion, in which the low depressions retain very cold air while the mountaintops show relatively high temperatures, is a common occurrence throughout the Carpathians.