Sentence examples for keeps began from inspiring English sources

In central and eastern England some keeps began to be built in brick, with Caister and Tattershall forming examples of this trend.

During the 10th century a small number of stone keeps began to be built in France, such at the Château de Langeais: in the 11th century their numbers increased as the style spread through Normandy across the rest of France and into England.

His eighth play, "Those the River Keeps," begins its Off Broadway run at the Promenade.

Coincidentally, just as the company that AOL Time Warner keeps begins to look seedier, the word is out that the SEC is widening its original inquiry to include the optimistic forecasts that were made by executives in tandem with sales they made of large hunks of the firm's shares.

I keep thinking about the old Indian story I heard about the end of everything and the beginning of everything and the end that keeps beginning as I drove through the psychedelia of light playing on the road from the eucalyptus.

We keep beginning again from scratch".

Madison Smartt Bell, whose review of Jennifer Egan's new novel, "The Keep," begins on Page 1, has a realistic view of contemporary novels and their creators.

A young guide who took a lady around during the rain kept beginning his sentences with phrases like "You'll hardly believe this, but in this building here... ...... and you'll be amused to learn that..."....

A young guide who took a lady around during the rain kept beginning his sentences with phrases like "You'll hardly believe this, but in this building here... .. and you'll be amused to learn that..."...

As the night went on and the New Year kept beginning, this party on rails grew ever more schizophrenic.

In an attempt to reduce the demand on limited provisions, some members were sent out of the keep, beginning with those least capable of fighting.