Sentence examples for given to keep from inspiring English sources

Downing Street initially dismissed their existence, but then subsequently refused to discuss the legal advice that had been given to keep them private.

He thought of the clever little hand pump he had been given to keep his mechanical heart going in an emergency.

"I think my back's sore down low," she said as she changed clothes, having first wrested a guarantee from a reporter — willfully given — to keep his eyes closed.

Researchers said that bisphosphonates, which are given to keep people's bones healthy, prevented one in six breast cancer deaths in postmenopausal women over the course of a decade.

At the heart of Irwin's broad swipe at trainers was the use of medication — drugs given to keep horses running, to make them run faster, to make them run through pain or infirmity.

"It just shows you the desire that the players have given to keep a clean sheet".

"The problem is the city's resources are finite, and at the end, something has to give to keep the budget in balance".

"She would have spent her spare money on books, besides the money she had to give to keep her mother and siblings going," he said.

But, he notes, you have to keep giving people value.

We just have to keep giving them a reason to keep coming down to watch us".

You have to keep giving a guy a chance.