Sentence examples for essentially keep from inspiring English sources

So they essentially keep to themselves".

They essentially keep government workers who are receiving civil-service pensions from double-dipping into public money.

I essentially keep two mental lists -- one for the clothes I personally love and the other for looks I think will be relevant.

The Plus One model would essentially keep intact the current bowl system and would result in about $40 million to $50 million more in television revenue for colleges.

The charges were dropped less than three weeks later, and the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) allowed Albarado to maintain a license to race in Kentucky on condition that he essentially keep his nose clean.

When "Mary" — about a contemporary Southern couple who essentially keep a slave — was produced at the Goodman Theater in Chicago last year, the critics were pretty direct, with one asking if the play wasn't "a complete and total hoax designed to see just how much hokum and bunkum today's theater audiences might be willing to tolerate".

A third plan essentially keeps the highway as it now stands.

"There's a clause that essentially keeps them with 20 miles of each other".

In the dark old days Condrieu was essentially kept alive by the Domaine Georges Vernay.

Mr. Moore, essentially, kept Mr. Gurney's continent but tossed out his story.

Mr. Byrd had dropped his party affiliation but essentially kept his voters, his politics and much of his power.