Sentence examples for but keep something from inspiring English sources

But keep something in mind.

The first was to make sure he ran hard but kept something in reserve for the final 100m.

I observe, they pronounced in the last Parliament, that the <../presiden/jeffpap.aspresolves.asp >Congress of 1774 did not mean to insist rigorously on the terms they held out, but kept something in reserve, to give up; and, in fact, that they would give up everything but the article of taxation.

Neither Uran or Henao are likely to win the race but Sky must keep something in reserve.

"But let's keep something in mind.

But I try to keep something of that wide-eyed thing one has when one's 18.

So there's going to be a degree of attention on you, but you have to keep something for yourself, because your work is where you offer up yourself.

Junkies don't eat anything at first, because they're too sick, but once they can keep something down, they tend to develop yet ANOTHER disease, called chocoholism.

But you've got to keep something for yourself.

But it's important to keep something in mind.

But suppose you want to keep something private?