Sentence examples for and may kept from inspiring English sources

Onstage, in their own version of Truth or Dare, Nichols and May kept upping the ante on each other.

MILC is expensive and may keep production artificially high.

MetroPCS lost more than 400,000 customers last year and may keep shrinking.

The person on the other end of a cell phone does not see these changes and may keep on blathering.

That suggests that they are open to further interest rate cuts and may keep rates lower for longer than expected.

Tendons heal slowly, if at all, and may keep people away from their sport for long periods.

This is the one that sets stockpilers' hearts aflutter — and may keep global investors awake all week.

Still, he said most investors should not keep much in money market funds now, because their yields are less than 1percentt and may keep falling.

A professor who retires may be appointed as professor emeritus and may keep the name of his or her chair, emeritus.

But now I've watched eight seasons of this thing, so therefore I'm certainly a little smarter and may keep my mouth shut a bit more.

Those using the Service Book and Hymnal (1958) observe October 31 as Reformation Day and may keep the preceding Sunday as Reformation Sunday.