Sentence examples for were 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.
What those achievements were remain a mystery in a life filled with complex twists and sudden swerves.
The Shabab, a Somali Islamist group, has claimed responsibility for killing more than 60 people at the mall, but the number of militants who stormed in — and who they were — remain unknown.
After a straw poll on Facebook, the bulk said they were remain, with a few Brexits (some revealed secretly for fear of looking like, quote, "a mad racist") mostly because of border and immigration issues, but a couple because of TTIP and a desire to topple David Cameron.
In 73 surveys since 2010 the survey firm YouGov has asked respondents "If there was a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union, how would you vote?" Possible responses were remain in the EU or leave the EU, with the remainder saying I won't vote or I don't know.
The viability of the strains was determined during long-term storage (6 weeks) of EFY Lacto-pickle at room-temperature and viable cell counts were remain constant.
Congress has voted multiple times, along bipartisan lines, to give the federal government broad powers of surveillance while also letting what exactly those powers were remain secret.
"They all were remaining calm," he said.
Carney said these measures were remaining because of household indebtedness.
After this step, 176 structures were remained.
Viable lesions were remained inside of dashed circle.
After this selection, 139 articles were remaining.
