Sentence examples for be kept down to from inspiring English sources
Under state control, fares can be kept down to encourage the use of public transport, and good connections between different railway lines can be established.
In that light, Osborne's suggestion that benefit rises should be kept down to the level of wage increases looks very much like a policy of levelling down.
Guest spots are kept down to occasional verses from carefully selected collaborators, but crucially none of them take the attention away from Skepta.
As pastor of two parishes near the city centre, where families of Spanish or Portuguese origin rub shoulders with North Africans, he is kept down to earth by having to conduct at least 200 funerals a year.
There was a very good reason "Star in a reasonably priced car" was kept down to a five-minute slot, which is that it was actually quite boring watching someone drive round in circles.
Ontong gets it right next time, battering a six to deep midwicket and Swann chunters when he takes two off the last ball which he felt should have been kept down to a single.
For security reasons, our group is kept down to six participants this time.
But Mr. Gailliard, 42, would not allow himself to be kept down.
Harbour said building them in a factory rather than onsite allowed costs to be kept down.
Costs needed to be kept down, and Newman decided not to engage a star conductor, but invited the young and little known Henry Wood to conduct the whole season.
