"A lot of people are being kept up right now".
The wonderful spirit of early Chesterton — who is equally religious but not so neatly dogmatic — got channelled into the Father Brown detective stories, which he wrote for money and from increasingly flagging inspiration, and into the torrent of weekly journalism, which he kept up right until his death.
A. O. SCOTT In Jean-Luc Godard's 1986 movie "Keep Up Your Right" a movie director (played by Mr. Godard) declares that "the toughest thing in movies is carrying the cans".
In 1988, interviewed by the French magazine Actuel at the time of the release of his film "Soigne Ta Droite" ("Keep Up Your Right") — a film that prominently features the French pop duo Les Rita Mitsouko — Jean-Luc Godard spoke of the devastating motorcycle accident that he had suffered in 1971.
All in all, the campaign worked so well that the merchants found it difficult to extricate themselves when Parliament, in April of 1770, repealed all the duties except one, on tea, which George III thought Parliament should retain so as to "keep up the right".
To assuage American opinion most of the custom duties were withdrawn, except for the tea duty, which in George's words was "one tax to keep up the right [to levy taxes]".
Santorum supports the House Repubican budget and wants to start depriving seniors of Medicare with vouchers that don't keep up with inflation right now.
The underlying theme has been the fragility of its transit: the subway system, with its lackluster performance, can barely keep up with demand right now, let alone when thousands of new high-rise units come online.
Still, things like this only happen to losers who can't keep up their mortgage payments, right?
We'd joke and maybe think she wouldn't get it, but she'd keep up and throw something right back at us.
