Sentence examples for has always kept up from inspiring English sources

Still, the show has always kept up with the news.

They reach back over 100 years, indicating that couture has always kept up with innovations, among them the sewing machine (used to make a Paul Poiret coat in 1919) and machine-made lace (Coco Chanel, in the late '30s).

Gospel has always kept up a two-way traffic in ideas with secular music, from blues to hip-hop, shifting idioms while trading pop's worldly joys and woes for Christian certainties.

But I've always kept up with it.

"I've always kept up my strength," he said.

He had always kept up his Scottish connections and knew everyone in literature there.

Jim considered himself a big reader, and he had always kept up with his field in journals and business magazines.

As photography used to be my profession, I've always kept up with the major apps and choices out there.

"Certainly, in my interceding jobs at Yale and the Kimbell Art Museum, there wasn't any particular reason for me to be working with California art, but I've always kept up a kind of long-range interest in it," Warner said.

The XFM network managing director, Nick Davidson, said: "Our Saturday afternoon show has always kept listeners up to date with the latest Premiership action but we wanted to offer more and this seemed like an opportunity too good to miss.

It has always kept out international inspectors.