Sentence examples for being kept under a from inspiring English sources

The puma is being kept under a green awning during quarantine to prevent an attack of nerves, say the Caricuao zoo keepers.

If he did not show those pictures of the inmates with blindfolds and irons, rumors would circulate about inhumane American treatment being kept under a veil of secrecy by the Bush administration.

Ms. Herz said that Doubleday was primarily worried about the security of Mr. Brown's book, which is being kept under a strict embargo until the Sept. 15 publication date.

As my colleague Andrew Jacobs explained last year, Mr. Chen had previously complained in a video message posted online that he and his wife, Yuan Weijing, were being kept under a form of house arrest in which their home was surrounded by men in plain clothes at all times.

After all, three of those - East Lancashire, Buckinghamshire and North Lincolnshire / Goole - are continuing to get support from the wider system and are being kept under a watchful eye by inspectors.

So money is more likely to be kept under a mattress, and stolen or squandered.

Now if only Julian Schnabel's light had been kept under a bushel.

And while much of the company's design process is kept under a Willy Wonka-type shroud of mystery, designers — including Mr. Bailey — use computers as well as pencils.

The government required journalists with credentials and visas to stay at the hotel, where they were kept under a close watch.

To hold warming to less than two degrees Celsius, the best estimates available suggest that total emissions will have to be kept under a trillion tons of carbon.

Mohamed will be kept under a "voluntary security arrangement" which involves reporting to the authorities, but he will not be subject to an anti-terror control order.