And take the last ten years-a my life with you and... when he gets better... keep him home.
Torre thought about using Williams at designated hitter but decided it would be better to keep him in the field, to keep his mind occupied.
International statesmen who meet Karzai occasionally have also expressed concerns.Nursultan Nazarbayev, the president of Kazakhstan, said in a meeting with General David Petraeus last year: "Karzai is weak, but it's better to keep him on".
The prospect of such an ad-hoc alliance growing into something long lasting may tempt the White House into working with Putin in some capacity, thinking it better to keep him close than to watch him make trouble with Assad and Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
(That story has a sad ending: Wagner flamed out after just four years in the league, and, in hindsight, Calipari might have done better to keep him around for a year or two of extra training — quite aside from the question of getting a degree).
Unless Buttler has a very good chance of making the Test team it might be better to keep him fresh and to have another keeper on hand to deputise if there is an injury, to carry the drinks and, perhaps, to chat away to all and sundry at those rare official functions.
-- Excuse me, 11 hours later, after she was held for 11 hours, after your people told her that if she retained Mr. Carter, if she kept Mr. Carter rather, that you would -- that the immunity deal would not be on the table, after your people told her incorrectly that he was not a criminal attorney, after it was made very clear that she better not keep him -- she then.
"For his own safety and for the safety of the country, it is better to keep him in a safe place.
And because he was an embarrassment, the family thought it better to keep him over in France with the rest of the "artists".
If things work out, but the relationship ends (which it probably will in time) try not to end it on a bad note because it's better to keep him as a friend than an enemy.
