Sentence examples for difficult to keep from from inspiring English sources

When he stays down, keep his pads down, he is very difficult to keep from penetrating.

Mangino said it was difficult to keep from playing him late in the season.

It can still be soul-crushingly frustrating to set up, expensive to maintain and hugely difficult to keep from falling completely apart.

The first few lines wrestle with complex feeling: It is difficult to keep from a man the bitter knowledge that the first great feeling of love has gone, Leaving in its wake something less than love Yet not just kindness alone.

It is difficult to keep from adding to the scrolled chapter-headings of "Elegant Infidelities of Madame Li Pei Fou" a final one: "In which the reader learns that tripe is tripe, even though it be served with every recommended precision of elegance".

Musher Bill Cotter said, "The trail was so nice that it was difficult to keep from going too fast".

"It's difficult to keep them from being vandalized and to keep the toilet paper and the soap from being stolen," she said.

"The house is more enclosed; it's difficult to keep kids from panicking and trying to get out of the house," Charles Betollati said.

Privacy advocates were sceptical of a new, expansive phone records database, fearing that "creating a large honeypot of private data" would be difficult to keep secure from hackers and would not actually end bulk surveillance, said Kevin Bankston of the Open Technology Institute.

For example, the nanotubes attract one another so strongly that it's difficult to keep them from clumping.

As a parent of an 8-year old myself, I've realized it's too difficult to keep her from ever hearing bad words – especially in music, TV and movies – so I've just explained to her that while she will sometimes hear those words, that doesn't mean it's okay to say them.