Sentence examples for helping to keep alive from inspiring English sources

President Charles Taylor of Liberia today accused Britain of helping to keep alive a regional conflict in West Africa.

It is a comfort to know that at least one of our great modern institutions is helping to keep alive the spirit of Puritanism.

And he is credited with helping to keep alive an African-American musical tradition -- the black string band -- that predates the blues and influenced country music and bluegrass.

The organization says it is now helping to keep alive 300 people from Ecuador to Ethiopia, through its shipments and efforts to find local health care.

Maybe, but here's another view: Ms. Royal and friends are helping to keep alive the art of the pack rat, who saves miscellany because it might be useful someday.

President Trump's solicitous posture toward Russian President Vladimir Putin, in Helsinki and elsewhere, is helping to keep alive interest in his income tax returns: Does he have some hidden financial connection to the Kremlin?

That was the world that Pirozhkova knew, and one that her reminiscences of Babel helped to keep alive.

Mainly, the book is about the flame that Mr. O'Brien helped to keep alive in the 1960s: A.P.A.-Phoenix, the last of the great American touring companies, one that brought ensemble acting and top-class repertory to Broadway itself.

Iceland says these methods are not proven, but no doubt it also believes that its lethal research programmes help to keep alive the possibility that commercial whaling may one day be resumed.

But the concept is intriguing: can spending just $50 a month help to keep alive these amazing business districts that give life to our neighborhoods and add dimension to our lives?

Machines helping to keep him alive blipped and whirred nearby.