IT as an industry is undergoing a more intensive period of growth than ever, and this tendency is likely to keep up for a long time.
When she is once in the bridegroom's house the maiden is obliged to perform another ceremony; she must seat herself close to the hearth, in order to keep up for a short time the fire burning thereon by pieces of wood thrown on to it with her own hands.
So now, another year of that spirited Beatlemania has begun, and will keep up for a long time, for the Beatles are still climbing the ladder of success not only in the states but throughout the world.
"With some marshes you'll be able to give them this boost and their natural processes will help them enough to allow them to keep up for a long, long time," says Ambrose.
These sidling movements were kept up for a minute or more each time; first one would move away, followed by the other, and then it would be reversed; both were about equally bold and coy at the same time.
Part One: Why Should Our Students Keep Up With The News? Wait time is important for all students, and particularly so for E.L.L.s.
Keep up conversations over time.
So to keep up with the times for its imminent 50th anniversary tour, the band on Tuesday released a free mobile app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch that will "allow fans across the globe unprecedented interactions with the rock icons".
They'll get into the Wii technology, and keep up with the times for sure.
Shakespeare's legacy also evolved to keep up with changing times; for example, in the 20th and 21st centuries, his plays were adapted into hundreds of feature films.
If not, that's a good sign that, no matter how much Scalia protests, we really do have a dynamic Constitution whose grand generalities must keep up with the times, which bodes well for the LGBT challengers to the marriage bans.
