Sentence examples for keep the custom from inspiring English sources

"Bottle keep," the custom of storing your own bottle of liquor at a spot you frequent regularly, is common practice in these kinds of establishments.

This is because producers have invested in expanding capacity (see chart), partly because they hope for export markets, but mainly because they reckon they must sell at a 30% discount to petrol to keep the custom of Brazilians.

A private first class in Burma wrote his aunt, "To my mind, I am in this damn mess as much to help keep the custom of drinking Cokes as I am to help preserve the million other benefits our country blesses its citizens with. . . .

Home to the Ibadis, followers of a rare conservative strand of Islam, the towns have kept the customs of the past.

He imposed strict Islamist discipline and kept the customs duties that were collected at the border crossings, instead of sending them to Kabul.

Customers may misplace your business card, but they tend to keep the unique, custom display cards that came with their handmade jewelry!

Preferring to keep the CQC6 as a custom-only knife, Emerson instead licensed a similar design of his, the CQC-7.

Here, the custom is to keep the firm name up-to-date.

Meanwhile, DJs keep the party rocking, artists silkscreen custom totebags and fashion photographers take photos of stylish "scored" outfits.

Preferring to keep the CQC-6 as a custom-only knife, Emerson instead licensed a similar design of his, the CQC-7.

The goal of his rule mirrored that of the Jesuits who had ruled Paraguay for much of its history before him: to keep the Paraguayan people and their customs pure by protecting them from the corrupting influence of European and other outside forces.