Sentence examples for could have kept Lin from inspiring English sources

They could have kept Lin and still signed Felton, as well as Jason Kidd.

The Knicks could have kept Lin for two years — at $5 million and $5.4 million — and attempted to trade him by the third year, when his $14.9 million expiring contract could become a commodity.

Was there any way he could have kept Mike Remlinger from bolting to the Cubs?

Maybe we could have kept Melanie Phillips in the liberal-left camp, rather than spurring her journey to the extremes.

Positioned deep in right field, O'Neill could not reach the bloop double Dean Palmer hit in the second; in most ballparks, O'Neill could have kept Palmer from reaching second.

If the Mets wanted a manager who would scream, curse or cry when his team wasn't winning, they could have kept Bobby Valentine or hired Lou Piniella.

They could have kept Patrick Ewing, then dropped his mammoth salary from their cap next summer, instead of replacing it with long-term deals for players they don't need.

You can say his wealth had nothing to do with 9/11, but the truth is, there is no way he could have kept Al Qaeda in business without having the millions he had.

He couldn't have kept Asif Zardari locked away.

I do not understand why you merly could not have kept Mike on, albeit not covering as many games as he used to.

San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers offered some sympathy, but said Cutler could have kept playing (Rivers played an entire playoff game with a torn anterior cruciate ligament).