Sentence examples for to remain here from inspiring English sources
verb
To stay behind while others withdraw; to be left after others have been removed or destroyed; to be left after a number or quantity has been subtracted or cut off; to be left as not included or comprised.
If these men, women and children are to remain here — and the idea that most of them will "self-deport" remains a fantasy — they should be fully integrated into the civic as well as the economic life of this country.
It is impossible to remain here.
The immigrants ran out of options to remain here legally.
Nearly 70% were successful in getting leave to remain here.
Mr. Reagan's body was to remain here overnight.
"My intention is to remain here for a long time because I am happy.
"You have people with incredible skill sets who choose to remain here".
Or are you content to remain here, safe and warm, Dispensing royal favors to adoring subjects?
Of the 2.6% who are, just one in five will be granted leave to remain here.
A 2003 poll reports that 57percentt of Long Islanders nearing retirement plan to remain here.
"We want people to remain here," he said while visiting a family on Kunashir, one of the islands.
