Sentence examples for keeping extra from inspiring English sources

They did this by keeping extra bodies in pass protection, giving Newton fewer receivers running downfield.

It means always keeping extra pencils and tees in your pocket.

Meanwhile, at a time when just about everyone knows someone who is unemployed or who owes more on a home loan than the house is worth, keeping extra cash someplace more liquid than a mortgage seems like a safer approach.

The Dolphins, who had passed their way into the game by keeping extra players in to protect Chad Henne from the Steelers' blitzes, could not get a first down, and the game was over.

"We're expecting Monday to be such a big day in the mail room we're keeping extra people on standby in case we need extra help," says Shawn Saucier, a spokesman for the INS.

In time, older caddies taught me other tricks, like keeping extra balls in my pocket.

For the rich and the powerful, keeping extra-marital relations has become fashionable, particularly in officialdom.

The villain of "Burning Down My Masters Housee" is supposed to be Jonathan Landman, the "insensitive" Metro editor and, for a while, Blair's boss, but it's hard to sign on to the idea that Landman's policy of keeping extra-close tabs on Blair was unwarranted, given Blair's account of himself.

Caroline Sullivan Terius Nash Wake Me When It's Over Fresh from producing the bulk of Beyonce's 4 and on the verge of releasing his own fourth record, The-Dream (pictured) has been keeping extra-busy by putting out a free internet album, 1977, under his real name.

Keeping extras of everything might be a good idea too, as you will be able to assist your friends if they need anything in a time of emergency.

All extra costs for travelling and keeping an extra apartment included, I still make a proper profit.