Sentence examples for keep them compact from inspiring English sources

Sea wind may keep them compact, but it is likely to flatten very tall varieties like Matrona.

The cushion-forming types can get straggly so cut them back in late April and late August to keep them compact.

Inflatables usually come rolled and tied to keep them compact.

To keep them nice and compact, it's worth pruning them after they've fruited as they crop on old wood.

When Mr. Boulez began orchestrating them in 1977, he expanded on their materials as well, but kept them fairly compact.

This genome could have subsequently compacted in several lineages, some of which lost the retroelements as part of the compaction process (e.g., E. cuniculi), while others kept them and compacted the genome around them (e.g., N. bombycis).

An annual trim with shears and feeding with lime will keep it compact.

Justin Brouwers resembles English boxwood but does not need pruning to keep its compact mounding shape.

I do 50 to 100 sit-ups, leg lifts and clenching exercises to keep things compact.

This is why the title writers usually try to keep translations compact and clear, to draw as little attention as possible from the singers and the stage.

Besides the density patterns that can be observed today, it is important to consider the changes over time that either keep cities compact or reduce densities.