Sentence examples for keep something for from inspiring English sources

You have to keep something for yourself.

I need to keep something for myself.

But you've got to keep something for yourself.

The answer, it seems, is bound up with the same quality in her character that has critics divided over her artistry: a desire to keep something for herself.

His interviews show an anxious man who seeks to keep something for himself, and this will not do, cruel though it is.

So there's going to be a degree of attention on you, but you have to keep something for yourself, because your work is where you offer up yourself.

"You struggle to keep something up for joy and beauty, and you find yourself having to watch for thieves.

You try and keep something together for 50 years".

They're unable to explain why, but we know — that desperate mix of need & panic that can drive us to keep something safe for good.

Sam Fisher, co-owner of a London independent book shop who is currently saving to renovate the shop's basement into an event space, tells me: "If you don't keep something aside for the months where things aren't going so well you're going to be eating beans and rubbing sticks together to keep warm.

You also have to keep something in reserve for the slow in-field section towards the end of the lap.