Object

• moisture: They improve the soil with organic matter instead to help retain the moisture.

• ownership: Their licensing deal, which lets The Artist retain ownership of his master tapes, is a flirtation, not a marriage.

• copyright: Back to top Who retains copyright for the Audit?

• wall: The filter beds have blue brick retaining walls with stone edges.

• charm: During refurbishment in 2005, the hotel has retained the original victorian charm and character.

• possession: They responded with alacrity, marching into Mercia at the head of an army, but the Danes retained possession of the town.

Adjective complement

• many: We have made every effort to retain many of the original features.

• most: It was built in 1849 and has hardly changed since then, so has retained most of its period features.

Modifying Another Word

• still: Why do text-based games still retain the enormous appeal they have?

• permanently: Major trophy winners retain the appropriate trophy for one year and also receive a commemorative plaque to retain permanently.

• centrally: OCUs will therefore have this element of the growth budget retained centrally to meet the respective training cost.

• much: The mature trees will remain, with raised lawns being added beneath these to retain much of the green space.

• securely: All other information will be securely retained and used by Wren Laboratories Ltd. for analysis, product development, quality assurance and marketing purposes.

Used with why or when

• wherever: As such, the Council wishes to see existing trees retained wherever possible.

Present participle complement

• exist: The move to MHS will retain existing staff categories.

Preposition: in

• memory: Often catchy phrases are used in the musical lyrics as they are retained in the audiences' memories for longer than spoken words.

Preposition: from

• refund: For larger variations this 2 % will still be absorbed for increases but not retained from refunds.

Preposition: for

• purpose: ATCSA enables data to be retained for national security purposes, which ought to be compatible with the Human Rights Act.

• period: Every fact in geology proclaims that neither the land, nor the bed of the sea retain for indefinite periods the same level.

• reference: All trainees will receive a comprehensive set of user notes, which may be retained for future reference.