Sentence examples for an event to keep from inspiring English sources

"I was working in a library at the time," he said, "and I thought, let's put on an event to keep the librarians cheerful".

Mid-March through May, "Cherrywatch 2001," an event to keep track of the blooming of the cherrry trees in the garden.

Some companies even want permission to bring in their own food, once unthinkable in booking an event, to keep costs down.

It will be an event to keep an eye on because Merritt did well last year, but Olympic champion Kirani James, after disappointing at the World Championships in Moscow, can still improve.

With hindsight, Sorenstam doesn't believe it is beneficial for somebody such as troubled American teenager, Michelle Wie, who has thus far been granted $16m of sponsorship without winning a professional event, to keep striving to match the chaps.

But many activists seem unwilling to wait for a legal solution and have planned a series of events to keep the issue in the public eye, including a nationwide candlelight vigil later this month, a Million Gay March in Washington next spring and continued protests at county clerks' offices throughout California.

Stores are putting on a variety of events to keep customers in the mood.

John Richardson, the Picasso biographer, said the museum "should have a constant schedule of events to keep people coming down here and broaden the base a bit to make it a pop archive". But as the weekend wound down it seemed unlikely that anyone would ever forget the museum.

The Supreme Court disagreed, saying he should have disclosed to the firm that he was about to act on the information, and that he had a responsibility, even as a nonparticipant in the underlying events, to keep quiet about it.

Colin Montgomerie would not have ringed the Czech Open as one of the more important European Tour events to keep an eye on in the race to make his Ryder Cup team.

That approach includes localizing content marketing — via its Buzz platform — and other marketing strategies, plus an increased presence at industry events to keep the company's brand visible among filmmakers.