Sentence examples for keeping them closed from inspiring English sources

Many judges insist that keeping them closed is essential.

The hearings are secret under state law, and many judges favor keeping them closed.

"They'll be spending more money on keeping them closed than keeping them open.

Keeping them closed has led to significant financial losses for power companies, which have been forced to make up for the power shortfall with expensive fossil fuel imports.

Keeping them closed would probably spell big losses for the Swedish-based company because Thursday is a holiday honoring St. Nicholas, when Dutch children traditionally get their Christmas presents, for which parents spend heavily.

The chicks of nightjars are semi-precocial: they are down-covered (buff to brownish, plain or mottled, highly cryptic), fed by both parents, capable of opening their eyes on the first day (though normally keeping them closed for several days), capable of walking on the first day, and able to hop or run very well by the third or fourth day.

Pitches thrown Randy Johnson: 4,076 Curt Schilling 3,709 Chan Ho Parkk: 3,689 Bartolo Colon: 3,650 Pitches seen Bobby Abreu: 2,896 Jeff Bagwell: 2,890 Alex Rodriguez: 2,881 Troy Glaus: 2,853 Keeping Them Close The pitchers with the most pickoff throws.

Mr. Shechter straightened his arms, keeping them close to his ears, and held the pose underwater.

Pastor Dean, as he is known, "for the past 11 years has tried to ease the anguish of major league and minor league umpires by keeping them close to God," Mooallem writes.

Where an attack averaging the second-fewest shots-per-game in the league has left the Black and Red thriving off opponents' errors, Chivas's ability to avoid mistakes was keeping them close enough for Cubo to matches.

When the youngsters hatch, he guards them at first by keeping them close to the nest and even prevents females from cannibalism.