Sentence examples for retains of from inspiring English sources
The building retains, of course, the "splendour" of which Woolf speaks, and its "colourless serenity".
Hurt plays George Millican, a widower who clings on to his ancient, malfunctioning synth Odi (Will Tudor, Olyvar from Game Of Thrones) for companionship but also for the memories he retains of life with his late wife.
Dr. Grant wrote that Etruscan artists would have preferred Picasso to Raphael, that Cleopatra was more than a vamp and was quite knowledgeable about agriculture, and that all the West retains of ancient Greece was the product of fewer than 50 brains.
In the construction phase, the model "builds" a number of elements: a perpetrator, the memory that an eyewitness retains of the perpetrator, the other members of the lineup (fillers), and for the target-absent lineups, an innocent suspect.
The milk processing conditions may also have effective influence on the contents and retains of minerals in total composition of milk (Lante et al. 2006; Salah et al. 2013).
There he showed her and Jenny his brother's optogram, the image the eye retains of the last thing it sees before a person dies, which in this case was the Doctor.
It's what I retain of that experience.
British success aside, what to retain of things two-wheeled at London 2012?
The retaining of unique structures by comparing the molecular hashcodes.
The retaining of unique structures by comparing the molecular hashcodes. .
Early investigations stressed the retaining of feedstock microstructures into deposits.
