Sentence examples for have to keep something from inspiring English sources

You have to keep something for yourself.

So there's going to be a degree of attention on you, but you have to keep something for yourself, because your work is where you offer up yourself.

I once told him he should do an album of them, but he said: 'I have to keep something for myself.' That's exactly his attitude.

These party leaders and influencers have to keep something else in mind: pissing off the electorate.

"It's almost impossible to be on the road as a female comic," Amy Schumer said, "even without having to keep something other than yourself alive".

Wearables could also be on the menu, though the company has to keep something up its sleeve for IFA in a few weeks.

"You have to keep putting something back".

Black writers, like all writers, have to keep doing "something new and surprising," he added.

'I'm feeling restless, like I have to keep doing something.

"You can't keep taking the good stuff out of the earth, you have to keep putting something back".

"You have to keep walking on something to make it better.