Sentence examples for dear to keep from inspiring English sources

Ask me no more, my dear, to keep.

Tiny track suits, terry hoodies and, best of all, cotton kurta sets (at right) come in those same bubble-gum flavors and on-the-fence prices: just expensive enough to make you wince slightly ($48 for a onesie?) but not too dear to keep you from buying rafts of the items anyway ($48 to $118 at Bloomingdale's stores).

● ● My dear God, to keep myself on a course, I am going to consider Faith, Hope, and Charity.

● My dear God, to keep myself on a course, I am going to consider Faith, Hope, and Charity.

"They can be extremely isolated, with their nearest and dearest trying to keep them away from agencies.

"Dear CBS: way to keep showing the petulant past-his-prime white American star over the up-and-coming African-American one.

They should also be household names at home, rather than the mining moguls who are risking everything we hold dear in order to keep profiteering.

"They rose above any sense of personal injustice to sacrifice all that they held dear in order to keep our country strong," Army Secretary Louis Caldera said before the Arlington ceremony in their honor.

A very dear friend helped to keep me on level ground.

On Day 127, you can't expect even your dear old mum to keep coming to your trial, especially if you're only being tried for diddling a few 121s.

In spite of their differences in age, lifestyle and geography, these women share a common characteristic; they are willing to betray their nearest and dearest in order to keep their secrets from being discovered.