Sentence examples for keel I from inspiring English sources

To get back on an even keel, I redo my schedule".

From being on a fairly even keel, I didn't know what to do with myself.

To keep on an even keel, I tried not to get too cosmic about my having moved to a place that, though stunningly beautiful, does not yet feel remotely like home.

Keel: "I'm sure tensions were high on both teams.

"So now, to make sure that I've had a chance to get properly back on an even keel, I'm going to ask BBC Three Counties to re-arrange the phone-in for some time early in the new year".

If you thought that the Democrats winning victories in the midterms would put the country on a more even keel, I have a ticket to Trump University to sell you.

Then when I keel over, I can pass that on to the next generation without inheritance tax, so the government would lose out £400,000 in inheritance tax.

In the late fall of 2011 though, she told me she'd fallen a couple of times, laughing as she explained, "It's the weirdest thing -- if someone touches me from behind, I keel right over!" I laughed too, because I didn't want to reveal my alarm.

This position has required quick decision-making and the ability to stay on an even keel, so I'm fortunate that I've had experiences in other high-pressure situations.

I try to always keep an even keel when I'm out there playing".

I guess it would be nice if I didn't have to go through it, if everything was just sort of even keel, but I guess that's what attracts me to  people, these sort of ups and downs that I go through," McIlroy said.