Sentence examples for where they maintained from inspiring English sources

It did not help that the Santorums, who had moved to Virginia after he first won his Senate seat in 1994, were "cyberschooling" their children in Virginia at the expense of taxpayers in Pennsylvania, where they maintained a residence.

In the few sequences where they maintained possession in the Galaxy's side of the field, they defaulted to working the right side of the field, where they met little success.

Advancing from Kashmir in 1818, Dūst Moḥammad, younger brother of Fatḥ Khan, took Peshawar and Kabul and drove Shah Maḥmūd and Kāmrān from all their possessions except Herāt, where they maintained a precarious footing for a few years.

But the FSA fell to pieces, corrupted, and the "moderates" defected all over again, this time to the Islamist Nusrah Front or to Isis, selling their American-supplied weapons to the highest bidder or merely retiring quietly – and wisely – to the countryside where they maintained a few scattered checkpoints.

The vendor's recorded fentanyl sales on one darknet marketplace — just one of three where they maintained profiles — reveals that they have sold nearly 400 grams of the high-potent synthetic opiate, enough to make roughly a hundred thousand pills.

The team kicked off September by crushing Bury 4 0 at Bramall Lane, and then travelled to Scunthorpe United where they maintained their unbeaten start after coming from behind to grab a 1 1 draw.

Their political activities take them frequently to Washington, where they maintain a house in the Brightwood section.

Russia was expected to send ships and reconnaissance jets from South Yemen, where they maintain a military presence.

Its sponsors have eluded the fury embraced in many quarters of the city where leaders of the Taliban movement were educated and where they maintain support.

The American position is being supported by the British, who are anxious to put together a deal on Cyprus, where they maintain a military presence.

This is partly because of the historical resilience of tribes in these areas, where they maintain a higher level of political clout than indigenous peoples elsewhere.