Sentence examples for was remain 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.
After his crash the previous day Froome looked nervous and stiff on his bike, but all he had to do was remain upright.
The lap gain took a lengthy 17 laps but, with the highest points total, all the duo had to do was remain close to the front until the chequered flag.
The lap gain took an agonising 17 laps, but with the highest points total, once they had caught the field all the duo had to do was remain close to the front until the chequered flag.
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Maybe the loudest thing Salinger ever did was remain quiet, and that in itself is a kind of brilliance none of us can fathom in a world of digital clatter.
Yesterday, however, he was remaining tight lipped.
No one was remaining in her seat.
Exactly whose mistake it was remained a matter of debate.
Meanwhile, less Glu was remained in these strains (Fig. 1a).
The pipe was remained free to move in longitudinal direction.
