Sentence examples for has kept together from inspiring English sources

Sotheby's has kept together a few clusters that the Forbes curators set up in the 1980s.

His big band, which he has kept together against the odds for around 15 years, has the knockabout heft that used to be common in jazz.

Clough has kept together the core of his squad, while upgrading in goal with the signing of experienced stopper Lee Grant, and adding flair up front in Johnny Russell, who scored 20 goals in the SPL last season and is already exciting fans with his form in pre-season.

In the main I think we've recruited well in the summer, and we have kept together the nucleus of the squad that got us promoted.

Instead, she relied on a diary she and Mr. Barnard, now 42, had kept together, along with the e-mails and texts they had sent to each other since meeting online.

The Gills, meanwhile, proved tough to beat following the appointment of Justin Edinburgh in February and, like the Cod Army, have kept together a squad that was always more than the sum of its parts in any case.

Alboin's death had a lasting impact, as it deprived the Lombards of the only leader they had that could have kept together the newborn Germanic entity.

And sailing, as silly it sounds, has been part of the glue that has kept us together.

We never had children – perhaps that is the thing that has kept us together, and given us greater independence.

In the mud and mayhem, decency, manners, solidarity – the glue that has kept Europe together – appear to have been lost.

Everything I am today is because of my mother, and she is the person who has kept me together.