Sentence examples for fold to keep from inspiring English sources

Fold to keep everything in and eat.

Press the two layers of dough together at the fold to keep it in place.

Crease the fold to keep it in place, and then unfold the square again.

Bay leaves also discourage insects, so when storing winter woollies, tuck a sprig or two in the folds to keep away the moths.

The reasons behind this were two-fold; to keep them out of trouble and to help them expand their knowledge of the game of football where it was more prevalent.

They dig so fast and furiously that their ears are designed to fold forward to keep out flying dirt.

In Nobrow, the challenge that elite institutions such as the major museums face is how to bring commercial culture into the fold — how to keep their repertoire vibrant and solvent and relevant without undermining their moral authority, which used to be based, in part, on keeping the commercial culture out... Designers find themselves in a similar position.

Wash them when they're dirty and fold them to keep them from getting wrinkled.

The ears and nostrils can be folded shut to keep out water.

The questionnaires were folded as to keep text hidden, and collected in envelops to avoid possible attributions.

The fundus at the greater curvature of the stomach was fixed to the diaphragm with five interrupted nonabsorbable sutures in order to prevent the fundus from being folded and to keep the spleen fixed in the left upper abdomen (Fig. 4c).