Sentence examples for keeping whole from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, it is keeping whole swaths of expensive Manhattan law firms working all hours of the day to make the case that it isn't.

Joyce Horman, whose husband was killed at age 31, held up documents no more than an inch thick, many with chunks of black lines keeping whole paragraphs secret.

"It is really rare for someone to build a collection systematically," Ms. Steele said, "to follow a designer's career by collecting important pieces and keeping whole outfits instead of only one great piece.

Even though the Wilson protein is mainly expressed in the liver, where it has the essential role of removing excess copper out of the body via the bile and thereby keeping whole body copper balance, the Wilson protein is also expressed in many other tissues, e.g. brain, heart, lung, intestine, placenta and mammary gland [ 6, 20, 21].

I just love the idea of keeping the whole piece in your head -- having the whole idea in your head as well as your part in it.

Keeping your whole body in line with your hips keeps you balanced and mobile.

And few, if any, writers and directors could accomplish the older anthology task of introducing a whole set of characters and situations, resolving them within the span of an episode, and keeping the whole thing visually and dramatically appealing.

3. Slice squid into thin rings, keeping tentacles whole.

You're just keeping this whole field from moving forward".

"Jack played a crucial role in keeping the whole thing going," Mr. Fallows said.

"Now they're keeping the whole thing behind a veil of secrecy," Mr. Bentley said.