Sentence examples similar to distinct keepers from inspiring English sources

Despite the distinct lack of ferocity, the Vietnam keeper somehow allows the ball to wriggle under his body.

There was a distinct end of season feel about a first half in which both keepers were virtually redundant.

Presumably these faithful slaves are synonymous with the 144,000 "integrity keepers" mentioned in the near context, a select group among the Jehovah's Witnesses distinct from other members (cf. e.g., "sheep class" [120]).

Inevitable result: fewer keepers.

They're all keepers.

"Keepers need help.

Reagan is remembered as the keeper of the conservative ideological creed, and Nixon never pretended to have the same kind of philosophical core, or a set of beliefs that was distinct from his opportunism.

Keepers of the Halls, n.

"Good keepers," Mr. Young said.

Two keepers talking keeper-talk at the Bronx Zoo: "No, no.

The two keepers embrace.