Sentence examples for well retains from inspiring English sources

This wears well, retains its glossy appearance when wet, and is not heavy, besides being both cheaper and lighter than serge.

Cadbury might very well retain its independence.

He wore furs with leather undergarments, which he appears not to have changed from month to month, and which may well retain his body odor to this day.

If the Knicks draft well, retain a few solid players and add one superstar in the summer of 2010, they could become contenders in the Eastern Conference.

And while the new park in Boston may well retain the historic Fenway name, the trend these days is to sell the naming rights for a pretty penny.

Acetate garments launder well, retaining their original size and shape and drying in a short time, though they have a tendency to retain creases imparted when wet.

Congress might well retain the power of the purse, but this power would have to be defended on contemporary policy grounds, not abstruse constitutional doctrine.

"Up All Night," starring Christina Applegate and Will Arnett, followed and performed well, retaining 10.9 million viewers with a very slight drop from "Talent" in the advertiser-beloved 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

While the commissioner for development, Andris Piebalgs, may well retain control of the development agenda on paper, there is growing concern that his remit will be subsumed by that of the EEAS.

The microstructures are well retained after the repeating catalytic processes.

Calcein is well retained within live cells, producing an intense uniform green fluorescence.