Sentence examples for join to keep from inspiring English sources
Wind duct tape around the join to keep it stuck to the vertical broomstick.
Game makers even have their own bipartisan Congressional caucus, with 39 lawmakers joining to keep the industry competitive.
Parents began joining to keep in touch with their offspring.
There are a number of these that you can join to be kept informed.[7] There are now also Twitter accounts you can follow to keep up with spotting information.[8] Find out if your local club or association, or your favorite aircraft spotting websites, have Twitter accounts that you can follow.
Still, enough new blood seems to join in to keep the scene going.
Others might also join in to keep up with the market leaders.
From my vantage point, rich countries should join forces to keep climate change at bay.
What could Facebook, which officially says no one under 13 may join, do to keep them from lying — and still keep them on the site?
ITV had no interest in bidding for the whole tournament but it was prepared to join forces to keep rugby's oldest international tournament on terrestrial television.
It adds, "Let's join hands to keep out the low-income trash before our island turns into a Latino outpost".
