Sentence examples for keep the really from inspiring English sources
The reason is that they keep the really problematic stuff, essentially equity, on their balance sheets.
Among them, the following: Now, I like candy, bacon and sausage as much as the next person, but I'd rather keep the really sweet stuff and the meaty stuff on the side.
I've had a lot of rare records pass through my hands since I bought my first LP in '63, but usually I keep the really expensive ones moving.
Keep the really high heels and the very pointy toes for parties and special events.
I can dig it cause they're trying to keep the country really, really, really clear and clean but goddamn!
Others do not, and don't come back, but if it keeps the really valuable customers in the Royal Enclosure happy, it probably makes commercial sense.
She further commented that it's what everyone is striving for, what brings on the loyalty, what attracts and keeps the really awesome employees.
I keep the distance really tight, make really fast movements and I really try to draw my opponents' reactions so that I can always be a step ahead.
"They do keep the ball really well, they gave us some problems at certain stages and tactically they were really spot on.
C.K.: I think its important to keep the pores really clean.
'You need to keep the engine really ticking over between takes and so on,' he said.
