Sentence examples for keep closely from inspiring English sources

The Kin One and Kin Two allow users to keep closely synched with sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.

A study in mice now provides the first glimpse at how these newborn neurons behave in animals as they learn, and hints at the purpose of the new arrivals: to keep closely related but separate memories distinct.

Last week, legislators announced that they had agreed on a bipartisan bill that would allow the schools to stay open, while requiring online teachers to keep closely in touch with students and increasing state oversight.

The remarks "keep closely to the script set out by Barack Obama over the weekend: climate change is personal, and dealing with climate change will not hurt the economy," Suzanne writes: "This is not just about disappearing polar bears and melting ice caps," McCarthy said in a speech at EPA headquarters.

And it cannot help but keep closely in touch with another applicant (which falls outside the leading quintet), troublesome Slovakia, whose capital, Bratislava, is less than an hour's drive from Vienna.But as Austria's politicians preen themselves for their six months in the limelight, starting in July, their public is grumpier.

After the Restoration, although some monopolies were granted for certain categories of glasswares, an increasingly important role in the English industry was played by the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers (reincorporated in 1664), which was able to keep closely in touch with the needs of the English market.

Despite health issues, he keeps closely engaged with political currents.

Values of the molar ratio of Ti(IV /H2O2 should be kept closely to 0.5.

At first, Internet operations were kept closely integrated with newspaper operations.

"The Football League have been kept closely informed of developments and I am continuing to work closely with them so that the process of transferring the share can begin".

He does revise considerably to get the language just right, but he usually keeps closely to the structure of ideas that he's already developed.