Sentence examples for keep daft from inspiring English sources

He was also clear that despite his disagreement with MTV's push to keep Daft Punk off "Colbert," it was nothing personal against MTV Networks president Van Toffler, who he mocked on his show.

In contrast to this serious fare, when tomfoolery is necessary, aim to keep it as daft as possible.

He said: "It will be daft not to keep your eyes open because as it happens in the last two days, sometimes there are opportunities.

I wouldn't be daft enough to keep him on for the full 90 minutes.

As polka, hard-core punk and disco fans can attest, no music ever "dies" as long as there's a Brave Combo, Off! or Daft Punk to keep the fire burning.

And it's not as if US immigration – Homeland Security these days – doesn't keep lots of people out for daft reasons, too.

Given those constraints, Daft has pledged to keep syrup price increases in the range of 1% to 2% a year.

Noun 1. daft-bugger, that one silly sod of a track you can't help but keep coming back to E: Pop that daft-bugger on again, why the heck not?

PN1: "…you're not frightened if it's other nurses to ask something that might appear to be a daft question, whereas you might keep quiet if you thought there were GPs or someone a bit more knowledgeable".

PNs suggested that any training should be delivered at the right pitch, preferably without GPs present: PN1: "…you're not frightened if it's other nurses to ask something that might appear to be a daft question, whereas you might keep quiet if you thought there were GPs or someone a bit more knowledgeable".

It is one reason why daft schemes to rent the place out for corporate events keep being floated: to keep the takings up.