I'll keep it short

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I'll keep it short.

I'll keep it short, though how can one shorten a story that's already lasted more than forty years?

This has already been dissected at length, so I'll keep it short, but while Myers is a No. 3 starter at best in terms of talent, he threw 439 innings over the past two years for Houston and that has a lot of value, particularly in keeping the bullpen fresh.

Okay, I don't even know where to start here, so I'll keep it short and sweet.

Much has been written about this, so I'll keep it short: Make sure your attitude and appearance project self-confidence, professionalism, and eager interest.

I have the tendency to go off for a while about this, so I'll keep it short and sweet: Van Hanos, Joshua Abelow and Brian Belott.

"I will keep it short," he told the crowd.

Although I could have listed 20 or even 100 tips, I will keep it short at 5.

Let's back up (we'll keep it short): In the Popol Vuh, the Mayan creation narrative, twins play a ballgame.

Not Cool – Wonderful Beasts (From MySpace) We've mentioned this Downham trio before so we'll keep it short and to the point – much like their punchy alt-rock: "Oh my God.

So we'll keep it short and sweet and move on to the recipes.