Sentence examples for is keeping with from inspiring English sources

But with its emphasis on participatory fun, Carnival at Bowlmor Lanes is keeping with the move toward interactive night life.

In naming Ms. Kennedy, whose nomination has been rumored for months, Mr. Obama is keeping with a well-established tradition of rewarding important campaign supporters with plum embassies.

"The president was never in any danger whatsoever, and is keeping with his schedule," Trent Duffy, a spokesman for the White House, told reporters afterward.

"It doesn't matter what bullet is shot it will find you and kill you…a bullet will not hurt a Mayi-Mayi who is keeping with the laws".

The center's emphasis on what it considers priority issues is keeping with a trend among some, but not a majority, of large companies to increase contributions to human-service programs that help the nation's needy.

Updated at 6.10pm BST 6.08pm BST Route lobby It's also a bit of custom on US Twitter trips past for there to be some disagreement on the route taken by our bloggers - along the lines of "so much Florida, California, Texas, Utah, so little time" - so it's good to see Marcel is keeping with tradition.

"This way, we're keeping with our heritage and also being green-conscious".

We're glad that after the Ocean they're keeping with a nautical theme.

Share the log you've been keeping with your doctor.

While not from New Zealand, it's keeping with the "W" of Wellington.

I have this mantra that I've been keeping with over the past few years.