Sentence examples for keep it secured from inspiring English sources

Use hairspray and bobby pins to keep it secured.

Materials: Large paper(large as an average desk), Scissors, and Glue Cut the paper in half(but save some for later) and roll it until it reaches pipe-thin then cut the end to make a kind of like straps like your jackets got                             Cut the holes with the scissor(it has to be sharp too) so that you can insert the straps inside the holes to keep it secured.

Have cloth bedding or a small pillow/stuffed animal to keep it warm and remind it of its mother.It is best to have ducks live in a small room/large cage for the first month or so of its life to keep it secure.

The UK government would not be able to keep it secure for long, particularly if it needed to give access to police and security services," said Matthew Bloch, managing director of internet hosting firm Bytemark.

The second economic limitation pertains to the way the network pays miners to keep it secure.

Property law is largely intended, she said, to make it possible to sell property, not to keep it secure.

The Touch ID integration will also speed up logging into the mobile banking app, while helping keep it secure.

AMID the ageing brick warehouses of South Boston, an assembler at the Cole Hersee switch plant inserts the pin into a roller connecter, flattening each end with a metal press to keep it secure.

LEAH GUNN BARRETT Executive Director New Yorkers Against Gun Violence New York, Sept. 30, 2013   To the Editor: We agree on an important point: hiding a gun does not keep it secure.

The buildings had had almost no maintenance in years, according to the Buildings Department, and by the end of 2005, the facade of Chumley's home, 86 Bedford Street, was wrapped in steel cables to try to keep it secure.

Privacy and security iCloud involves a lot of your personal content being sent over the internet and/or stored on Apple's servers, although the company uses encryption technology to keep it secure.