Sentence examples for keep you blind from inspiring English sources

To keep you blind, my alabaster scourge.

$1,699 including a pair of absolutely essential shades that will keep you from blinding yourself.

He developed the notion that miniaturization might be combined with condensation to produce a book that would be small enough to slip into a shirt pocket yet in type big enough to keep you from going blind.

Making a habit of reflecting will help you think rationally when a problem arises and will keep you from being blind-sided by problems that are lurking in your life.

This will help to keep you from being completely blind-sided when you go to an agent.

This substitution chart, which covers the many basic but necessary ingredients you're likely to run out of, will help keep you cooking, and your neighbor blind to the truth that you just made a pan of brownies for one.

And Ladies Home Journal urged teenagers to be open to blind dates: they "help keep you in circulation.

Software includes a version of the Opera browser that does well with basics and works with a key on the top edge that lets you zoom Web pages in and out to keep you from going blind though characters sometimes end up crowding one another.

It keeps you safe during blind dates and bus trips.

That's the clinical advice given by Simon Moore, a psychiatry professor in London who was involved in a recent UK study designed to pinpoint which music makes you gun it ("Hey Mama," by the Black Eyed Peas, apparently), and which keeps you remembering to check your blind spot (an innocuous mix of Coldplay, Norah Jones and Bruno Mars singles).

The bathroom is a glistening haven stocked with natural Korres products (the vanilla and cinnamon body lotion is particularly moreish), the only minor design fault being that passing pedestrians can see you on the loo, so you have to keep the blinds closed.