Sentence examples for keep him whole from inspiring English sources
"You may be hitched to one of these creatures we call 'Western man,' " Adlai Stevenson advised the Smith Class of 1955, "and I think part of your job is to keep him Western, to keep him truly purposeful, to keep him whole".
"To be honest I wasn't sure I was able to keep him behind the whole time.
Mary's grief is captured when she is "struck by how pointless it felt to push a metal hook with an ornament hanging off it through a hole in her ear", or when someone mentions a 10‑year old boy and she thinks: "His mother has managed to keep him safe for a whole decade".
"He can get a bit lazy in his races but they have kept him interested the whole way round.
Biesenbach, who was putting on shows in Berlin, was trying to sleep, and Obrist plunged into his compartment and kept him up the whole night.
Maybe he didn't feel like a real man?" In his rambling part-memoir, part-manifesto, Rodger described what he calls "My Twisted World", his anger at the women he claims kept him a virgin his whole life and his vow for revenge against the men they chose instead of him.
Just think, if they had been in the U.S., she could've kept him on her insurance this whole time — or something like that.
In addition to leaning toward him, keep your whole body positioned toward him, and even give him a light touch on the arm or shoulder if he makes you laugh.
Slice them in half or keep them whole for canning.
Fortunately for Wells, his friendship with England's leading press barons allowed him to keep the whole story out of the papers.
