Sentence examples for keeping close by from inspiring English sources

Nixon, exhausted by the ordeal, was photographed weeping on the shoulder of California's other senator, William Knowland, whom the Eisenhower campaign had been keeping close by as a possible replacement for its original choice of a running mate.

Dangermond's company has remained relevant in the era of free, ubiquitous Google Maps by keeping close ties to government clients and by adapting its software to all new data types.

If N.H.L. referees would implant in their minds as part of their pre-game preparation that those specific players on the ice that night can ruin the game's conduct and continuity and brilliant play if referees can't control them, then the referees will do a much better job by controlling them and by keeping close watch on them whenever they are on the ice.

Since then a privatised Rolls-Royce has transformed itself into a world-class company.Rolls-Royce has prospered by relentlessly pursuing technical advances and by keeping close to its airline customers.

Zen is not exactly an attainable state for horseplayers, but Blewitt claims to have found something approaching serenity by keeping close the memory of more humbling times.

It's how we learned to survive in this world, by keeping close track of what hurt us or made us sick in the past.

Diski makes it plausible, however, by keeping close to the messiness of real life, through which we mostly improvise our way and provide explanations afterwards.

By keeping close track of when rapeseed pathogens are at their peak, the system can advise farmers when to apply fungicides and when not to, letting them use chemicals as efficiently as possible.

Meanwhile, Alabama was keeping close to the Lady Vols, by slowing the game down.

He is keeping close tabs on who's sticking by him and who's sticking in the knife.

Now the packet hops from one cluster to another cluster by keeping closer to the axis of imaginary line between node D and source CH.