Sentence examples for keep unwelcome from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, in Newtown, a police officer has been assigned to keep unwelcome visitors away at the homes of the families of each of the dead children.

It installed an immigration desk at Prague airport last year to keep unwelcome Czechs (read gypsies) from setting foot on British shores.

While critics have charged that the administration is seeking to keep unwelcome images of the war's human cost away from the American public, the Pentagon has said that only individual services at a gravesite give proper context to the sacrifices of soldiers and their relatives.

And bond yields keep breaking unwelcome records.

Now it has found an arm's-length way to keep out unwelcome news.

When the movie was filming closer to swamps, the production brought in four snake and alligator wranglers to keep any unwelcome wildlife away from the cast and crew.

You never know, after all, who's lurking nearby, as servants, soldiers and that macabre threesome — an exceptionally lithe and orgasmic set of witches — keep materializing at unwelcome and unexpected moments.

This reaction may relate to a fear that these consumers will corrupt the sacred museum space and erode the race-, clage-, agender-informed-informedistinctionsns that invite some people in and keep others feeling unwelcome.

But, once you learn to keep yourself from voicing unwelcome thoughts, you forget how to think them — how to think freely at all — and ideas perish at conception.

Yet try as we might to hide, suppress or deny them, they keep showing up, as unwelcome as uninvited guests, to occupy our mind-space.

Fernando de la Rúa, the president who was forced to step down on Dec. 21, is a Radical, and his resignation kept alive an unwelcome party tradition: every Radical president has had to leave office before his full term had been served.