Sentence examples for cause of keeping from inspiring English sources
A detective makes the ultimate sacrifice on Monday, but it's in the good cause of keeping a worthy series alive.
Brous, meanwhile, had taken up the cause of keeping motorized vehicles off the bridges' bike paths, and improving ambulance access to them.
Others will broadly smile on his deal – or at least pretend that they think he has achieved something worthwhile in the belief that sounding positive will assist the over-arching cause of keeping Britain within the EU.
Melody Grove is absolutely superb – her shining, thankless, rarely wavering dedication, in the cause of keeping him on the throne and on a sustainable level of mental health, is most touchingly conveyed.
This is where the second irony comes in, because a definitive guilty verdict is more likely to damage the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) than Mr Berlusconi's PdL.If it came to a vote in parliament, Mr Letta, a member of the PD, would expect his troops to rally to the cause of keeping his government in office.
And it makes me wonder if technology is the cause of keeping the fear level up at blood red, contributing to an unhealthy, overreacting fearful society.
During her remarks, Mrs. Clinton drew heavily on the political symbolism of Mrs. Roosevelt's work for human rights and other causes, and spoke of "keeping her dream alive".
Mr. Rapfogel, a man whose deeds and connections made his name almost synonymous with the city's Jewish philanthropic causes, was accused of keeping more than $1 million for himself.
Many attribute this childhood the cause of his keeping a cool distance from his band, and being much of a loner.
As it happened, the close quarters wound up causing quarrels, but the idea of keeping the children around stuck with the Davises, especially when they began house hunting in Scarsdale a few years later.
Tetanus killed one of her children in infancy; another is weak from diarrhoea, caused probably by the custom of keeping mother and baby isolated for a month after birth.
