Sentence examples for keep up now from inspiring English sources

Cook has been a modern cricketer playing a retro game, suited at one time but unable to keep up now.

However, German solar cell manufacturers are struggling to keep up now that prices are collapsing and Chinese suppliers are flooding the market.

A rematch against the Spurs, whom Dallas beat in five games in the first round last season, will serve as a test of whether Kidd can keep up now that the pace of the games will increase.

He was understandably pretty angry – especially when it emerged he was in there for four-and-a-half billion years – and he was, er, hellbent on saving sidekick Clara (she died last week, keep up now).

But it requires a huge amount of maintenance that the local authority is in no position to keep up, now a scene of flaking paint, broken equipment and the forlorn air of an Expo site left to rot.

The dropping of the lawsuit comes just a day after the lawyer for Thomsen announced that the researcher intended to launch a countersuit against GE for defaming him in a previous press release (keep up, now).

It won't magically make a crappy pair of speakers sound great, of course — but if you've got high-end speaker gear in your home already, Chromecast Audio can now keep up.

"We're definitely racing to keep up right now," she said.

Big companies that once invested heavily in the Internet to help keep up are now counting on its efficiencies to help weather the slowdown.

To keep up, libraries now buy fewer new books than they did a decade ago, diminishing the market for books of all kinds and frustrating professors desperate to publish.

The update is similar to Google's Now software, and appears to show Apple making an effort to improve its digital assistant, which has struggled to keep up with Now, and Microsoft's Cortana.