Sentence examples for keep them available from inspiring English sources
He clearly wanted to keep them available for Monday night's game against Mexico.
The sex workers were allegedly provided with Viagra, cocaine and other stimulants to help keep them available for sex 24 hours a day.
This "profanation" of the Nuremberg rallying grounds aimed to keep them available to history while denying them the dignity and sacredness that the Nazis had longed to create.
On Sunday, he said that OverDrive would take HarperCollins titles out of its general e-book catalog, which would keep them available but make them less easily accessible.
"I think we would be shortsighted if we don't take advantage of the assets that are out there, or at the very least, keep them available for the future".
For some users, such storage options change the calculation for whether it is worth the bother to download movies that can be rented at the video store and keep them available for others to copy in turn.
The publicity-shy physicist Tim Berners Lee, who gave away his key inventions on the internet and fought to keep them freely available, was typically modest about his honour, which he said was an acknowledgement of his profession.
That, I believe, is our basic function: to develop alternatives to existing policies, to keep them alive and available until the politically impossible becomes politically inevitable".
Milton Friedman once remarked that the role of economists is to "develop alternatives to existing policies, to keep them alive and available until the politically impossible becomes the politically inevitable".
But to those who call the whole exercise pointless, they cite Milton Friedman, who, when monetarism was being mocked in the 1970s, replied "our basic function [is] to develop alternatives to existing policies, to keep them alive and available until the politically impossible becomes the politically inevitable".* "Confronting the Long Crisis of Globalization".
If exhaust fans are available, keep them on during and after cooking until all the charcoal have turned cold or turned to ash.
