Sentence examples for desire to keep it from inspiring English sources
The system was saved when the Defense Department signaled its desire to keep it aloft to support employees in remote locations.
Philippa Kaye expresses tensions between longing to change the environment and a desire to keep it untouched.
Back then, firefighters were called firemen, and many were vocal about their desire to keep it that way.
"And there was a desire to keep it untransparent because they were doing this funky competitive deal stuff".
The problem of compensation has been compounded by the collapse of Muzaffarabad's local government, and what some see as the central government's desire to keep it collapsed.
"You've got to have the want, the love, the upkeep, the will, and the desire to keep it going," said Mr. Johnson, perched at the bar.
It explains France's desire to keep its own spheres of influence, whether in Africa or the Arab world.
Canadian desire to keep its great works to itself?
In Gwynn's case, it took more than loyalty, luck and the Padres' desire to keep him year after year.
The desire is to keep it, but at what price?
And if anybody can understand Clemens's desire to keep pitching, it is Pettitte, who ended his own retirement after one year to return to the Yankees.
