retain

retain an appearance of youth

a vessel to retain water

to retain one's balance

a wall to retain the lake

they retain their old authoritarian instincts.

remove the retaining bar.

eliminate the false and retain the true

retain one's presence of mind

the town retains an ageless charm.

the ceremony retains an aura of mystery.

Labour retained the seat.

limestone is known to retain water.

retain a barrister to handle the client's business.

We shall retain our rights.

buildings can be designed to absorb and retain heat.

they retained their leadership of the Second Division at a canter.

he retains a firm belief in the efficacy of prayer.

he retained strong links with the media.

acrylic colours retain freshness and luminosity.

But the desire to retain youthful looks is nothing new.

She retains a clear memory of her schooldays.

Yeah, how do you retain everything?

As such, they retain their own genes.

The pressure to retain staff could, however, become a structural issue.

Why, for example, should the BM retain the Parthenon marbles in London?

And then, every few months, we measure how much has been retained by administering exams.

My job is to help executives rethink how they attract and retain talent.

Kiara Nirghin's invention help soil retain water.

The backstop would mean that Britain retains a close relationship with the EU indefinitely.