Sentence examples for guessed to keep from inspiring English sources

He did not know precisely how much liquid he had consumed — enough, he guessed, to keep a man listed at 6-feet-7 and a generous 290 pounds hydrated on a hot night.

She would whisper in my ear lovely lyrics, I guess to keep me from screaming in pain or complaining how much it hurt.

Perhaps it was a game of "keep him guessing to keep him close": if a male could not tell when his mate was fertile, he would have to stick around for more of the month to insure that any offspring were his and thereby, perhaps, provide better parental care.

Patient 5 Similarly, an 84 year old married patient with Parkinson's Disease, arthritis and other health conditions stated: " Well, I guess to keep me from falling victim to the problems of my disease any more quickly than is absolutely necessary, absolutely essential".

The turning point of the game came when Almeria won a penalty midway through the second half but Casillas guessed right to keep out Verza's effort.

"I guess we just have to keep on keeping on". Deam writes for The Times.

I guess they want to keep the heat running.

"O.K., O.K., well I guess I have to keep on running".

What's left for you to accomplish? A. I guess it's to keep getting better.

"I guess they wanted to keep it clear of all the other events," Ms. Lusby said.

"I guess they neglected to keep up their storage rent and somebody threw their stuff out there," Muller speculated.