Sentence examples for can keep naming from inspiring English sources
Marvin, Jackie Wilson, Sam Cooke, Wilson Pickett: I can keep naming them until you say OK, I got enough.
They kept naming these dinosaurs.
Trump's dishonesty is more brazen than that of many politicians, but every president has fibbed, stretched statistics, or broken a promise or two conservatives will recall Obama's "if you like your healthcare plan you can keep it," named "lie of the year" by Politifact in 2013.
If you purchase a domain name, make sure you can keep that name even if you move to another hosting company down the road.
It need not be named a "special relationship" – the UK can keep the name – but it is enough to be called an alliance.
Whether Mr. Vongerichten and his partner, PHIL SUAREZ, can keep the name is to be decided.
A state appellate court ruled last week that the federal government can keep the names of detainees being held in custody a secret.
And though he is still determined not to leave his city, convinced that Freedom Square can keep its name, he can no longer bear what the shortages and bombing are doing to his children.
But because businesses usually don't want the public to know of their political activity, they prefer to launder their political contributions through the Chamber or through "social welfare organizations," which can keep the names a secret.
Some couples don't register their marriage so they can keep separate names but doing this creates legal headaches around parental and inheritance rights.
