Sentence examples for happening to keep from inspiring English sources

But eventually I just had to admit that it wasn't working; there just wasn't enough happening to keep me interested.

We strive to prevent tragedies like the Grenfell Tower fire from happening – to keep people away from danger, before they even know it is there.

With food festivals, free concerts and a safe and sanctioned dip into the East River, there is more than enough happening to keep you happily occupied till Labor Day.

We need to avoid that happening to keep up global momentum on emissions.

If it doesn't slow the progression of the disease, "what exactly is happening to keep the patients alive?" Dr. Oh asks.

"The music I'm releasing now as myself is music I made when all of this was happening to keep myself together," he added.

Most people wouldn't look at me and say, "Oh, wow he likes football," but I happen to keep up with the latest happenings in sports.

And if they happen to keep your feet dry, then so much the better.

The British just happened to keep him on the boat while they bombarded the fort.

The rise in oil prices these past few years had to happen to keep demand growth from exceeding supply growth.

Unless I happened to keep an early 2000s computer in good working order, Grim Fandango was gone.