Sentence examples for keep a valuable from inspiring English sources

To my mind, the Tatros were the sort of cheap old Yankee bachelors who would keep a valuable collection of artifacts just because it had never occurred to them to part with anything.

He concedes that Sesame Workshop are doing the right thing "by finding a way to keep a valuable institution vital", but said the announcement couldn't have been more "symbolically freighted".

"It would have been cheaper to start building from scratch," says Roland Henkel, general manager of the Machrihanish Dunes project, "but we have talked to a lot of people in the community and found there was such affection and nostalgia for these old buildings that we wanted to keep a valuable aspect of the area's history".

Now there's little reason to keep a valuable CD collection in the car for any length of time.

Sure, you'll lose a few bucks but you'll keep a valuable customer.

Wade keeps a valuable collection of firearms in the house.

"Now everyone knows where the LEGAL GUNS are kept, a valuable piece of information for criminals," wrote a Facebook user who gave his name as Mike Pandolfo.

The industry's argument is that wringing 'light ends' out of Bakken crude adds expense and may keep a share of valuable oil from reaching refineries.