Sentence examples for keep him great from inspiring English sources

They keep him great company.

"But that's not going to keep him from some great performances in the 100.

I'd rather have Harry Shearer out there, contributing more laughs to the world, than languishing on a show that might keep him from being great.

He suggested that Mr. Berlusconi be made the president — an appointment by Parliament that would keep him in politics, give him great prestige and protect him from any attack by a new government on his vast holdings in media, publishing and sports.

I thought that Murdoch's resources would stop the financial bleeding, and that his desire for a decent legacy would keep him from destroying a great newspaper.

When Mr Hanks twice recites the same verse from "To Helen", viewers will realise that the divine Edgar was a dreadful versifier, although that did not keep him from being a great poet.

"From a team's point of view you want to keep your best players and the chairman has come out and said he is going to keep him so that is great for the football club.

"I've said before I hope Cricket Australia do everything in their power to keep him involved in this great game because he's one of a kind and I think the game needs him".

The results are now laced throughout the walls, with scores of bricks stamped with the legend: "In the reign of the victorious Saddam Hussein, the president of the Republic, may God keep him, the guardian of the great Iraq and the renovator of its renaissance and the builder of its great civilization, the rebuilding of the great city of Babylon was done in 1987".

I'd particularly keep him close to Whitman and Thoreau, those great American voices of openhearted humanity, daring and liberty.

It would be great to keep him but unfortunately that's the way things are.