Sentence examples for has literally kept from inspiring English sources

" 'Spin City' is the show that has literally kept DreamWorks Television profitable," said Darryl Frank, co-head of DreamWorks Television.

It also documents the ways in which safety-net programs have at least mitigated that damage — notably, uninsurance among children has actually fallen thanks to SCHIP and Medicaid, unemployment insurance has literally kept millions above the poverty line, and the early features of the Affordable Care Act have helped hundreds of thousands of young adults retain insurance.

In my case, of course, money has helped not only make my career possible but has also literally kept me alive.

But, every artist has literally hundreds of rolls of tape and you tend to keep multi-tracks and various versions.

Or do you want them to have legendary rider demands such as "a basket of puppies and kittens to pet"; a comically grotesque retinue of personal staff, including someone whose job is best summarised as Chief Positioner of the Royal Bendy Drink Straw; and a repository of anecdotes about having once been literally kept in a gilded cage or something?

In "Crash," speed and recklessness behind the wheel kept the movie going, but this time life in a car has literally slowed to a crawl.

"It has literally never happened.

Any instrument has, literally, infinite possibilities.

As a practicing physician, I wonder what the IOM report means for my fellow clinicians -- the people who have literally sworn to keep us healthy.

"We massively appreciate them because, at times, when we've been really broke, they literally kept us alive by buying stuff and supporting us.

You have literally never been told to keep your clothes on.