Sentence examples for keeping up with it from inspiring English sources

Keeping up with it is a pain in the neck, unless you have literally nothing else to do with your time.

With the commodification of digital cameras, digital video has become so easy to produce that human beings can have trouble keeping up with it.

"It needs maintenance on an ongoing basis and we pretty much have been keeping up with it," he said of the Capitol.

Keeping up with it means finding work, and for Mr. Babayev, work in America, even when it can be found, rarely pays enough to make ends meet.

"This is a guy who has been a policy wonk for his adult life, not only interested in what's going on but really keeping up with it — and he's smart as hell".

But the difficulty of Baldwin's idea is clear from how much trouble Harvey — a formidable critic, the author of the essential study "Movie Love in the Fifties" — has keeping up with it.

SPENDING IT; Keeping Up With the Gateses?

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Call it Keeping Up With Airbnb: Major hotel booking sites are adding alternative lodgings, such as private accommodations, hostels and B&Bs, to their traditional properties.

Bad Habit: Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

"If culture is keeping up with you it's a kind of competition and I don't mind that," he says.