Sentence examples for in to keep the from inspiring English sources

When the power had gone out, diesel generators instantly kicked in to keep the lights on and prevent the internet from going down.

When the first wave of customers finds you, and the revenue starts flowing, a whole new set of disciplines must kick in to keep the momentum going.

It's critical that we begin to spend less than we take in to keep the city's finances out of intensive care.

By the time it all collapsed, investigators could find almost no evidence of real investment activity: all his energies were diverted to keeping money coming in to keep the pyramid scheme aloft.

Atropine goes in, to keep the heart working.

"It's the defensemen pinching in to keep the puck in the offensive zone," Lamoriello said.

There's also a little love story thrown in to keep the reader turning the page.

Cheered-up friends seemed always ready to chip in to keep the Paris Review going.

Here's a guy who was putting money in to keep the company afloat".

And get him to tuck his shirt in to keep the look neat.

When pricing is announced, Mulligan told me, artists will be able to opt-in to keep the enhanced features, or revert back to the basic free account.