Sentence examples for keep trouble from inspiring English sources

His crime is to keep trouble at arm's length and get the job done with robotic efficiency.

Yet even that massed experience cannot guarantee that they will always be able to keep trouble at bay.

Hopefully the scanners will keep trouble out – and that they aren't just made of sticky-backed plastic.

He went sober and arranged for an off-duty policeman to keep him out of trouble, or at least to keep trouble away from him.

"They have a bad reputation," said one resident of the area, John T. Blackstone, 47. "They like to keep trouble with all the little kids out here".

"Where we come from, we keep trouble to ourselves and try to find a way to fix it," Sharon Scott, 25, one of Ms. Jones's five siblings, said in an interview.

The mainstream media has a system, known as the Kisha Club, that tends to encourage complicity with official sources and conspires to keep trouble-making riff-raff out of press conferences.

"There is a whole swathe of the public that thinks 'I like my government, you guys go and govern, don't keep troubling me every three seconds with what I should think or what I shouldn't think'.

Laxey, Kingsnorth says, is out to ensure that in such cases portfolio managers cash out their shareholders at or near the net-asset value rather than keep troubled funds going just so they can get their fees.

Wilson was being monitored by county social workers as part of an effort by the Department of Children and Family Services to keep troubled families together by providing support.

For instance, Apple's more regulated environment has mostly kept trouble at bay.