Sentence examples for course in keeping from inspiring English sources

Instead, it accepts them as a matter of course, in keeping with the play's line about life as "a mingled yarn, good and ill together".

Of course, in keeping with their custom of running on fumes, not all the news is good news for the Sixers.

This is, of course, in keeping with the story of how Veronica used her scarf to wipe the sweat from Christ's face, as he was carrying the cross to Golgotha.

That famous folksiness is, of course, in keeping with his investment philosophy.

Hubbard eulogizes Moseley's course in keeping his men together instead of stationing them behind trees, and blames Lathrop for not having led his men in the same way.

MacKay gave Trash a crash course in keeping the babies alive which turned out to be quite the undertaking.

Students should work with an advisor to choose an appropriate selection of courses in keeping with their desired focus area (Biotechnology or Nanotechnology) and career goals.

"The board continues to believe this course is in keeping with its fiduciary responsibility to protect and preserve the trust".

By comparison, he noted, middle schoolers had more at stake: For them, failing the final exam means not getting course credit, in keeping with state requirements.

"That, of course, is in keeping with our personal experience of consciousness, which is that as you sort of drift into sleep you understand less and less of what is around you," he said.

I've adopted the Roman habit of serving the sauce with pasta, and then meatballs as a second course or, in keeping with my "cook once, eat twice" philosophy, a separate meal.