Sentence examples for keep much of from inspiring English sources
As its title suggest, "Housekeeping" starts by seeming to engage the niceties of human domestic order; but the word soon hints how hard it is to "keep" much of anything.
Even if you keep much of your previous life, it's a huge psychological shift.
And it intends to keep much of that technology in-house to maintain a competitive edge.
Many, particularly the self-employed, keep much of their earnings off the books.
The unfortunates who sell you the popcorn won't keep much of what you hand over.
The Saudis might try to keep much of the cooperation out of public view.
Burying West Street would also keep much of Lower Manhattan in limbo.
Google as a search company will keep much of its old code of conduct, including the "Don't be evil".
After the Bruins won the Cup in 2011, Chiarelli was able to keep much of the team together.
15TH DISTRICT The court said the plan was intended to keep much of the South Bronx in one district.
One, for example, is how many seats are available for upgrades, although the airlines keep much of that information private.
