Sentence examples for from which to keep from inspiring English sources

It is a good perch from which to keep an eye on the family business.

That putt secured Mickelson's place with Woods in the last group, the best position from which to keep a watchful eye on the field.

The company of soldiers sits in a spot that is decidedly not strategic, nestled in a valley that is highly vulnerable to incoming fire and has a poor vantage point from which to keep tabs on the surrounding area.

The question for investors, though, is whether its current levels represent a peak or, whether it can take advantage of its new-found audience to establish a solid, new traffic floor from which to keep growing.

The United States considers the Sunni royal family there to be a 'major non-NATO ally," and the Navy base in Bahrain provides a safe harbor from which to keep an eye on Iran.

He said: "It is vital that we have the right estate from which to conduct our business and keep the public free from harm.

But he needs a position from which to build his campaign.Mr Papademos kept a dignified distance from the chaotic politicking of the last week.

Parents and chicks can locate one another by call, and siblings also recognise each other's vocalisations from about the twelfth day from hatching, which helps to keep the brood together.

As such, you'll find that players tend to scatter and run from you, which helps to keep the enemy team from executing cohesive strategies.

The news brought a sigh of relief from the Southeastern Conference office, which was widely criticized for withholding information on the Newton case for months, and from Auburn, which gets to keep its national championship.

Federal law prohibits the selling of organs but not of human tissue.Although Mr Guyett got his bodies from funeral homes (he paid the directors to alert him of new arrivals), more reputable tissue businesses get their bodies from hospitals, which tend to keep better records and have better preservation facilities.