Sentence examples for is kept off from inspiring English sources
So much is kept off limits these days.
But Network Rail's debt, which is kept off the state's balance sheet, is already £21bn.
The fighting between the Sri Lankan Army and the Tamil insurgents, which ended in 2009, is kept off screen.
Mutterings about a leadership election in which Jeremy Corbyn is kept off the ballot paper would also guarantee a split.
Jackstrawed timber is kept off the ground and it also tends to be loosely arranged and thus well-ventilated.
One suspects he won't mind too much if the economy is kept off the front pages in the coming weeks.
Doing it as nature intended, though, is kept off-screen.
What is disturbing about this story is not simply the sexual abuse, which is kept off-camera, but the way Michael and Wolfgang fall so easily into a grotesque routine that looks like family life: this is the theatre of normality that takes place up on the ground floor.
One of the primary reasons Greece will not be able to easily get back on its feet is not because there are no wealthy Greeks but because nearly all of that wealth is kept off-shore.
But what it is saying now is, Keep Off Our Mind.
