Sentence examples for keep them very from inspiring English sources

They have also amassed a trove of diagnostics to help discover the answers, enough to keep them very busy for some time.

"They taste the substrate," that is, the surface they land on, "with their feet, and so they have to keep them very clean".

Though we no longer expect children to be seen, not heard, we do tend to keep them very separate from adults.

For coalition reasons, then, and also because Mr Cameron does not want to pick a fight he is going to lose, the British government has spent the last few weeks trying to convince the Germans to forget treaty changes, or keep them very titchy indeed.

The catch: Tweets are limited to 140 characters, so you have to keep them very short and simple.

Please get of all large meetings, unless you're certain they are providing value to the whole audience, in which case keep them very short".

"He collects baseball cards and keeps them very organized, too.

They were involved in their own cosmopolitan and self-sustaining art world, and it kept them very busy.

Naldo's goal was not enough to deny the home side a 2-1 win that keeps them very much in the title race.

"Kevin was part of the secretariat, one of Farage's senior staff members, and he has always kept them very close," said Gary Cartwright, a journalist who covers the EU parliament and who previously worked in Farage's parliamentary group.

Yarn, feathers, glue, markers and hand coordination kept them very busy.