Sentence examples for keep my son from inspiring English sources
"His father said, 'Look, I want to keep my son out of trouble,' " Mr. Corrente said.
"I may piss off my law-enforcement colleagues, but I want to keep my son alive," she says.
Ms. Borbon said the money from the fund had been vital because it enabled her to "keep the apartment and keep my son from having a heat stroke".
Pack up the extra blankets I'd been given by the hospital workers who touched my shoulder and prayed aloud that I would find the courage to keep my son?
"I would love to keep my son home all day, but I think it really is best to lead our lives as normally as we can," Mrs. Shann said.
To keep my sons engaged, I've devised scavenger hunts (find something blue, a picture of a train, a woman with red hair) or surprised them with blank notebooks and freshly sharpened pencils.
We lived life-threateningly far from a hospital, and that thing kept my son alive.
At times, I kept my son home from school because I didn't have the money for his field trip or his lunch.
A nurse called Ahmed's name, and she and her mother stood to go, and I kept my son waving until they walked through the door.
It was, she says, the prospect of losing her children that finally made her clean up; if it had been threatened sooner, it might have been a good thing: 'If I'd had a nine-to-five job, I know I wouldn't have kept my son.
