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1
If the consumption of distilled spirits is to be hindered, how is the distillery to
remain
uninjured
?
2
Amid these it was scarcely believed possible that a scheme of government so complex in construction could
remain
uninjured
.
3
The hand you use to wield an axe can also be used to stroke a baby's face; the baby will
remain
uninjured
.
4
But think how much depends on this fatal secret-yourrank and estimation in society-myhonour interested that that estimation should
remain
uninjured
.
5
On firing, the gas presses the ring firmly against the flat plate, and renders escape impossible as long as the surfaces
remain
uninjured
.
6
To lose much, at once, is inconvenient to either, but, while the vital powers
remain
uninjured
,
nature will find the means of reparation.
7
Why stones fresh from the quarry sometimes go to pieces in early winter, when stones which have been quarried for some months
remain
uninjured
.
8
It is difficult to determine the maximum size that would be attained by this species, as the Cypriotes seldom allow any tree to
remain
uninjured
.
9
All her vital parts, all the real sources of her power,
remained
uninjured
.
10
Though the sail was riddled with shot, the yard and rigging
remained
uninjured
.
11
Horses and men fell round his guns, yet he
remained
uninjured
.
12
The palace and the hospital for foundlings were almost the only buildings
remaining
uninjured
.
13
Each time he
remained
uninjured
and the glass retained the blue flicker of success.
14
Some churches and cloisters still
remained
uninjured
;
the same fate soon overtook them also.
15
This side of the mosque having escaped destruction in 1626, the inscription
remains
uninjured
.
16
Several of the thick planks composing the door
remained
uninjured
.
remain
uninjured
remain