Sentence examples for keep this concept from inspiring English sources

"They should keep this concept of it being like a train," said John Shirey, a product manager for a credit card processing company who was waiting at La Guardia Airport on Wednesday evening for a US Airways shuttle to Boston.

I always try to keep this "pulse" concept inherent in everything I do in music. .

Starting informally this became a permanently manned "vigil" to keep the concept in the public mind.

Keep the concept in mind when buying a wedding present for couples who have registered for white dinnerware.

Rivera allowed Zillo to organize the events, which they intend to change frequently to keep the concept fresh.

Big 20-inch wheels, which won't make it to production, keep the concept version well-planted.

Indeed, here is a chance to keep the concept of Lincoln Center intact and solve some of the problems that make the performing arts there such a struggle to enjoy.

His explanation of how his Jack Reacher series came into being showed how deeply he had considered what readers wanted from a thriller – and how he could keep the concept fresh long past book five.

Enthusiastic owners John and Gip Dammone keep the concept fresh, and, in 2005, they opened a neighbouring deli-cafe, Salvo's Salumeria, where they delve deeper into regional Italian cooking.

Wakefield (1992) attempts to keep the concept of a natural function, and the concept of dysfunction, central in our understanding of mental disorder.

Adaptive management can be a powerful and beneficial tool when applied correctly to appropriate management problems; the challenge is to keep the concept of adaptive management from being hijacked for inappropriate use.