Sentence examples for retains through from inspiring English sources

Her explanation -- she just wants to experiment a bit before settling down -- doesn't impress Martin, who looks as if he's just been struck head-on by the Broadway local, a look he retains through most of the film.

But few are enthusiastic about going into battle for such an uninspiring and generally ridiculed politician even as Mr Miliband retains, through electoral happenstance, a solid chance of becoming Britain's next prime minister.He believes his poor standing is largely down to the hostility of the right-wing media.

Will he retain, through thick and thin, a confidence in his own ability?

David Coulthard's verdict Has retained, through all the changes, its high-speed essence.

They could always do the same with Price, whose rights they retain through 2015.

The aḥwāl are graces of God that cannot be acquired or retained through an individual's own efforts.

The cloud perched over CARLOS QUEIROZ, the Portuguese coach of South Africa's national team, lifted yesterday when he was retained through the World Cup.

To catch a likeness is, however remotely, to possess, and what has been possessed may be retained through the strange mnemonic chemistry of metaphor.

Under his son Yury Dolgoruky (1125 57) and grandson Andrew I (1157 74), the principality reached a high political and cultural development, which it retained through much of the succeeding century.

The Eastern melody and drone, combined with rhythm, were retained through the period and, indeed, to this day in much of Western folk music.

Editor of the Grand Rapids Herald from 1906, Vandenberg became active in Republican politics and was appointed U.S. senator in 1928 a post he retained through election until his death.