Sentence examples for habitually keeping from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, our newborn son had colic and was habitually keeping the family awake.
But that means habitually checking Twitter, keeping the app open or opening it multiple times a day to make sure you don't miss anything.
It is difficult to think of more serious possible misconduct by police officers, who are entrusted with the vitally important and habitually dangerous job of keeping people safe and protecting society from lawbreaking.
She tugged habitually at the wrists of her gloves, keeping them tight.
I habitually write with Clarisworks for the Macintosh, as well as keeping an address book and tracking expenses with it.
Here, for example, is how the mineralogist makes the idea of hardness clear: the sensible effect of x being harder than y is that x will scratch y and not be scratched by it; and believing that x is harder than y means habitually using x to scratch y (as in dividing a sheet of glass) and keeping x away from y when y is to remain unscratched.
"Assembly Leader Wields Power by Keeping Albany Guessing" (front page, June 20) gets it right about Sheldon Silver, speaker of the New York State Assembly, where so many habitually get it wrong.
You see, keeping our inboxes clean involves a lot of multitasking, flitting from one duty (like, writing this article) to another (habitually checking my email every five minutes) with varying degrees of attention.
