Sentence examples for retains of course from inspiring English sources

The building retains, of course, the "splendour" of which Woolf speaks, and its "colourless serenity".

This season, though, with all their best players retained and of course Mesut Özil signed, Wenger believes Arsenal can put up more of a fight.

They have retained it, of course... and everything about their style of pampering says they're wishing for more.

He's retained the essentials, of course.

It is shown that the impulse response function for a regularly ribbed panel can be asymptotically made to converge on that of the singly ribbed panel by focusing on a single rib on the panel and removing ribs on the left and right of this rib to locations at minus and plus infinity, respectively, retaining the regularity of course.

If I haven't forgotten, I haven't really forgiven (we retain our memory, of course).

Some is tinned in water, and some has sugar and salt added - the former, of course, retains a more natural flavour.

Starpharma, of course, retains full commercial rights.

Although SoftBank of course retains its own ties to the Vision Fund and the fund's investments.

The US retains very large forces, of course, and it will only be during the next decade that the consequences of the growing obsolescence of much of its equipment makes themselves felt - most probably by a significant decline in the numbers of many of its major weapon systems.

Nevertheless, the practice of retaining previous courses is closely aligned with the philosophy of the spiral curriculum and delivers great benefits to the students, to the extent that it serves as a vindication of the spiral curriculum's success.