Sentence examples for sometimes retained from inspiring English sources

The genus Asymmetron is sometimes retained for some species.

His services were sometimes retained by companies as a defence against those corporate raiders.

Jongleurs performed in marketplaces on public holidays, in abbeys, and in castles of nobles, who sometimes retained them in permanent employment.

In Mr. Putin's first term, it sometimes retained that role, but Mr. Putin has steadily reined it in, and these days, it is considered little more than a sidekick of the Kremlin.

His designs projected the strictness of a schoolmarm, though they sometimes retained a light sensuality, as when Freja Beha Erichsen passed by in a long sheath just transparent enough to reveal a thong underneath.

Following the development comes a recapitulation of the exposition, this time all in the tonic key (before c. 1770 the recapitulation sometimes retained the key scheme of the exposition, except for the closing bars), resolving the harmonic tension of the development.

A snowy winter sometimes retains a transcript, but even those are rare.

And even banks eager to securitise their loans sometimes retain the "residual"—the most risky slice where losses hit first.

In the adult the mandible loses one of the branches, sometimes retaining the other as a palp, and the base can develop into a powerful jaw.

Reactions of this kind sometimes retain predominantly electrophilic or predominantly nucleophilic character, as can be shown by structural and environmental effects.

Hindu rulers, influenced perhaps by vestiges of tribal custom, would sometimes retain their own family's temples and images while destroying those of earlier dynasties.