Sentence examples for works retain from inspiring English sources

A lone, sonorous boo proved that Ligeti's works retain their capacity to upset.

Software covered by copyleft agreements can be modified in any way so long as the finished work and any further derivative works retain the same restrictions imposed on the original software by its author.

Knowing who is whom may help with the early Mississippi portraits – the resolute man in the ultra-white shirt turns out to be an evangelical pastor, the ringleted boy in dungarees a local gay hippy – but the later works retain their peculiar mundane mystery.

Classic children's works retain a foothold: Enid Blyton comes in at 13 in the combined children's/adult list and Roald Dahl is at number 17. "Parents come into libraries to feed the voracious reading habits of children," said Chevalier, "but then the habit dies away when children become teenagers".

It should also be noted that all previous works retain the sequential prediction order of all PU partitions in a CU.

The grand Art Nouveau interior and art works retain a historic charm, and its kawa z alkoholem (coffees with alcohol) are delicious on a nippy afternoon (ul Floriańska 45; kawa Hennessy £3).

This was unfair, since his Neo-Classical works had spiky, astringent qualities that made them seem fully modern, and his 12-tone works retained Neo-Classical lucidity and charm.

Two of his works retained their original titles when Huffaker wrote the screenplays for them as Murphy's films in 1961, Seven Ways from Sundown and Posse from Hell.

But the composer had recently died and his estate insisted that the work retain both titles.

Yet even as he became wealthy, Mr. Kinkade said his work retained a simple, authentic aim.

In 1735 he was ordered to redo the work, retaining the subject but changing the composition.