Sentence examples similar to keeping this ever from inspiring English sources

He used to have trouble keeping this ever-trendy footwear in stock at his store, called Elements, in this small city across the bay from San Francisco.

Meanwhile, over at the Kid Cudi-curated Perry's stage, The Cool Kids were keeping the ever-dancing children moving.

Weis was hired from the New England Patriots a month later amid toasts and platitudes, and I've been keeping score ever since.

This false charity preserves the giver's power, keeping the people ever grateful and indebted.

Over the years, by keeping ever more dubious company, he generated a lengthening list of enemies.

It may seem paradoxical, but digital files and databases are among the most profoundly fragmented, disorganized, incompatible and ephemeral forms of record keeping ever devised; robust, universal methods for the permanent preservation of digital records do not yet exist.

It tugs at you, keeping you from ever being fully at ease.

By contrast, vigilant adults in the new millennium are keeping ever closer tabs on kids -- a quest that has inspired a surge in tracking devices, from nanny cams to No Child Left Behind standards and now the latest macro-indicator, the C.W.I.

Keeping someone from ever activating your device is your first line of defense.

Slave owners surely had a vested interest in keeping their "hands" ever fitter and stronger to pick more cotton.

Those few who dedicate themselves to keeping the poor ever in sight realize how grave the situation really is.