Sentence examples for from trying to keep from inspiring English sources

That did not stop the Booker administration from trying to keep the Starbucks right where it was.

In the third, Moore was already so exhausted from trying to keep up that his arms began to sink.

On this theory, much of our stress comes not from having too much to do, but from trying to keep track of it all.

He added that most people who are around her long enough suffer "orthopedic trauma" of some kind from trying to keep up.

The man simply never stops working, and McDonough is obviously close to exhaustion from trying to keep up with his mercurial ways by the end of the book.

In walking away before he gets bored -- or cross-eyed from trying to keep up with the plot turns, which crop up like additions on a really ugly house -- he's showing savvy judgment.

The F.T.C.'s inquiry is part of a broader effort to stop brand-name drug companies from illegally trying to keep lower-cost generic drugs from being sold.

Yesterday's afternoon onslaught drew large crowds to the hillside overlooking the shopping complex, bringing a response from police trying to keep a secure perimeter around the operation.

Adversaries and allies alike can be excused for suffering from whiplash trying to keep up with the changes.

Now take a small sentence or 2 from it, trying to keep it as pure as possible, and apply it to the situation.

So, for the most part, each keeps his distance from the other, trying to keep it cool, trying to keep it clean.