Sentence examples for kept in play from inspiring English sources
Davies kept in play the less polluting options for Heathrow, though a northwest runway would render Cameron's old school, Eton, almost uninhabitable.
If Mr. Hussein or his sons are indeed alive, they could lead such an effort, and even suspicions that they are alive, kept in play by things like the Abu Dhabi tape, can foster political restlessness.
These include five-minute shootouts instead of tiebreakers; the aforementioned Happiness Power Points that allow a team to play for double points once a set; and the elimination of lets on service (serves that clip the net are kept in play).
Or it might grab the imagination of a bunch of teens somewhere out there — or perhaps more likely, some self-promotional marketing types — and be kept in play a little bit longer.
Jake Smeeton's left-wing cross was kept in play by right-back Mark Jermyn and 19-year-old winger Gosling, who is on loan from Exeter, crashed the ball high into the net past goalkeeper Rene Gilmartin.
Frequent questions that arise in the context of mixed-species management are: How can species be kept in play by various temporal or spatial arrangements of the constituent species, while also ensuring the continued existence of a beneficial and complementary structure?
"It didn't matter what club I hit off the tee, I couldn't keep in play".
Nadal finished him, at 7-4 in the tie breaker, with an ace and a deep return that Roddick, ranked No. 7, could not keep in play.
1.43am BST Adam Hirst emails: "Murray's putting so much pressure on Raonic because he keeps getting back the most ridiculous returns of serves and huge forehands that nobody has any right to reach, never mind keep in play.
The governments move Monday helps to shore up GMAC for now–and by doing so, it keeps in play an option for consumers to obtain vehicle financing (provided that they qualify).
They were able to keep in play two family names that might have been lost.
