Sentence examples for kept down in from inspiring English sources
A Danny Toner goal before the interval kept Down in touch and they trailed 2-12 to 1-12 with 20 minutes remaining, with Paul Sheehan scoring eight points in total.
Not only would fuel be saved, but emissions could be kept down in town, where people might breathe them, while an internal-combustion engine would provide serious power for intercity driving.
Yet instead of abandoning the practice altogether, officials are still teaching the method to trappers.Michael McDonald, a biologist in the division of wildlife conservation, explains that the numbers of wolves have to be kept down in some areas to allow the caribou herds to expand.
No one today can reasonably think that Germany's military needs to be "kept down" in any way – but if calm realism and not hazy naivety is to guide any judgment, the other parts of the sentence do now apply to a large degree.
Ticket prices were kept down: in the 1949 season 530 seats were available for each performance at two shillings and sixpence.
Like many things hindsight has taught women about the ways they are continually kept down in our society, hopefully we can learn from this one.
Certain subjects are hard to keep down in the world of documentary.
That keeps down the heating bills in houses made from it.
I was kept down a year in prep school and eventually scraped into "varsity" - no uni then - with two Ds.
RELOCATING staff to Switzerland is unlikely to keep down wages in a firm's information-technology department.
Their implication is that owners are colluding to keep down salaries in violation of the labor agreement.
