Sentence examples for keep customs from inspiring English sources

The Georgians seem content to keep customs duties to a minimum.

Shafir, who wears a short-sleeve shirt under her jersey to keep with customs of modesty, scored 40 points in the National Invitation Tournament championship game in 2011.

These gatherings help keep local customs and folklore alive, particularly for the younger generation, in a region that is otherwise modernizing rapidly.

Corruption and paperwork were obstacles enough; often, neighbouring countries did not even bother to keep adjacent customs houses open at the same time.

You can do your part to keep Native American customs alive by attending the Ysleta Mission Festival, a three-day immersion into the local culture.

If the scene was subdued by the flashy standards of the Hamptons — there were no paparazzi, velvet ropes or pretty publicists checking guest lists on iPads — it was consistent with a town that has always preferred to keep its customs quiet and its time-honored rituals out of sight.

Unless he could keep her custom, he was finished.

"Bottle keep," the custom of storing your own bottle of liquor at a spot you frequent regularly, is common practice in these kinds of establishments.

I want to switch to another provider but Sky is trying all sorts to keep my custom, such as offering me six months of free movies.

This is because producers have invested in expanding capacity (see chart), partly because they hope for export markets, but mainly because they reckon they must sell at a 30% discount to petrol to keep the custom of Brazilians.

It could be the sheer competitive commercialism of American culture: they'd want to keep your custom, and that would be a way of capturing it for at least that prescription.