Examples of using He remained in English and their translations into Japanese
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However, on the 20th of the same month, his father died: he returned to Florence, where he remained.
He remained in this state of empty and peaceful reflection until the tower clock struck three o'clock in the morning.
When Lee laid down his arms my uncle returned to his plantation, where he remained for three or four years.
Hilary Clinton promised him a high position in her government if he remained silent about this.
Judas, no longer able to hold on to the truth that he remained God's child, hung himself.
He remained in Berlin, where he joined the underground, helping Jews to escape to Switzerland.
He remained fabulous, until July 2017, when Karar was discovered dead on a busy street in Baghdad.
After the war he remained in London, working for various newspapers and magazines.
He remained in Berlin where he became involved in the underground, helping Jews to escape to Switzerland.
He remained in position until August 12, then withdrew to Gordonsville.
When that Tony Stark came back to Earth-616, he remained an adult and had memories from all three incarnations of Stark.
Evidently, after his having seen all of the intelligence from both Turkey and Russia, he remained convinced that Gulen was behind it.
He remained interested in aeronautics, especially in European commercial and military aviation.
However, he remained in 13th(1'17.941) and he was unable to move on to SL.
Shortly after his release he went to live in Bahji, near Haifa, where he remained until his death in 1892.
Shortly after his release he went to live in Bahji, near Haifa, now in Israel, where he remained until his death in 1892.
Although the conflict ended in 1902, he remained in the Regiment until April 1906.
He remained the top among the participants which had already finished the pit work.
It should be noted that the Great Mufti of Jerusalem was in Berlin at the time, and he remained there until the end of World War II.
He remained a barrister during the 1920s, where he specialised in patent cases, and was reported to be the highest paid lawyer in England.[5].