Sentence examples for has really kept from inspiring English sources

It's hard to shake the suspicion that what has really kept Ramadan out is his ideas.

In the midst of all these he has really kept his integrity.

"The school has really kept up this tradition of commissioning major architects and artists," she said.

Ms. Stanton agrees that learning her way around her own kitchen is what has really kept her cooking, even in between the Wednesday evening classes.

They'll ask for an Olympic stadium and all sorts of specialized infrastructure". The only Olympic city in recent times that has really kept costs low was Los Angeles in 1984 — and that was a special case.

With all this happening, has N.P.N. been able to expand its reach? A. My vision for N.P.N., which has really kept me going for the past six years, has been to create a multilingual, culturally sensitive cellphone app that would send parenting tips to people around the world.

We've really kept a lot of running plays from last year".

"They have really kept us, I think, pretty static, where we could've been bigger," she said.

"Developers may find them difficult at times, but they've really kept control as to what could or could not happen in the town".

This is an admirable effort from some clearly talented developers who have really kept their focus, rather than gone off in unrelated directions to the task in hand.

Hoy, who won three gold medals at the Olympics in Beijing three years ago, added: "I've really kept my head down and put the work in, I just want to feel coming into the Olympics there is nothing I would change.