Sentence examples for keeping to about from inspiring English sources

So, my challenge was to take a two-week trip around the big-ticket sights of Honshu, seeing Tokyo and Kyoto, plus some of the prettier places in the "Japanese Alps" – keeping to about Y10,000 (about £67) each a day.

Taking pictures over Germany during the Second World War, Ball had only elapsed time, dead reckoning and a compass to get him home with the precious photographs after a six-hour sortie in an unpressurised, unheated cabin keeping to about 30,000 feet to avoid making a give-away condensation trail.

She's living a double life, and the secrets she's been keeping to herself — about her marriage, and the money she has borrowed — convey her greater reality, her more interesting truth.

"He was very meticulous about keeping to his training schedule," said his son, Douglas James Halvorson.

I have tried to bring more British ingredients; for me it's about keeping to the Britishness," he said.

The rest of the dialogue was invented, but Mr. Frayn said he was scrupulous about keeping to the facts.

France, whose troops earlier this year beat back an Islamist push into the center of the country and whose money is critical for reconstruction, has been stern about keeping to an election timetable.

Ralph Bates was Michel Lebrun, the Deputy Director, who was concerned about keeping to the rules.

By going when the gym is less crowded, you'll be more relaxed about keeping to your routine.

Their solipsism is a cautionary tale about where keeping to one's own kind ultimately leads.

The neighbors generally passed by without inquiring, keeping to themselves their modest curiosity about the proprietor, his wares, his product.