Sentence examples similar to retaining its vigor from inspiring English sources
Yet, to a remarkable degree, his body retains its youthful vigor, and his stride, when he reached the sidewalk, called to mind the twenty-three-year-old who bounded across the grass at Shea Stadium in 1965, and the twenty-seven-year-old who strode barefoot over the zebra crossing on the cover of "Abbey Road".
Through most of that time it has retained its freshness and vigor, although at a Mendelssohn series at Zankel Hall in 2005 its sound seemed uncharacteristically frayed.
Despite the fact that the script is more than forty years old, it retains its youthful questions and vigor.
Late ripening, it retains its natural acidity.
Does it retain its power?
This will help it retain its shape.
It should retain its shape when cut.
It will retain its thick texture.
And I worry that someday people entering the business -- and some who have been in it awhile -- may be tempted to take short cuts, to violate the basic ethical foundation that is essential if public relations is to retain its ability to reach and inform the constituencies that are critical to the health and vigor of America's businesses and institutions.
Babylonia retained its independence.
