Sentence examples for in the keep from inspiring English sources

Put everything in the Keep pile (from Step 2) in your closet, keeping it as neat and tidy as you can.

Four months later, he joined James P. Johnson and Fats Waller in the "Keep Shufflin'" band.

"It is also essential that parents keep such products out of the reach of children and to support this we are taking part in the Keep Caps From Kids campaign and have made the on-pack safety information very prominent".

As Simon points out, key players in the "keep calm" school of life were away from London when the crisis turned serious, so that Admiral Sir Henry Leach, then in charge of the navy, became the man of the hour.

In the Keep It Off randomized clinical trial we are evaluating this phone-based intervention that focuses on key weight-loss maintenance behaviors followed by continued self-monitoring, reporting of weight, feedback, and outreach in members of a Minnesota managed-care organization.

As the city braced for the tumult of the annual South by Southwest festival, Mayor Lee Leffingwell proclaimed March 8 "Leslie Cochran Day," issuing an official proclamation calling him "an icon in the Keep Austin Weird scene" who provided "an indelible image" in the memories of many Austin visitors and tourists over the years.

In diversified firms, diverging interests of the corporate and business unit level in the keep-or-sell decision constitute a central barrier to active licensing.

So, how do you make sure your CV excites a boss and doesn't get lost in the keep-on-file pile?

In the keep-like cellar restaurant of a Dublin hotel, mild panic sets in as a fleeting mention of the Film That Cannot Be Discussed escapes his lips, the one that is set in a galaxy far, far away.

I took the book home, and was reeled in and placed in the keep-net by the spare elegant prose and a story at once universal and local: about Billy Casper and his bird of prey, and his cruel brother, his helpful teacher, and the crushing inevitability of a life down the pit.

On their arrival three minutes of silence were observed throughout the city, following which they proceeded to the offices of the New Yorker, pausing to place a wreath in the Keep-the-City-Clean Box at 44th St. Representative telegrams received were: "What hath God wrought" Cecil De Mille, Reuben's, Tagore, Harry Daugherty.