Sentence examples for kept miles from inspiring English sources

News blackouts were easy to manage, because the press was kept miles away.

Watch here Illness and fatigue kept Miles out until the slow, painful comeback opened by The Man With the Horn.

Prince Bandar came and left Crawford without making any comments, and reporters were kept miles from the session.

This is the rule that attempts to turn the clock back to the days when investment banks and commercial banks were kept miles apart by a Depression-era law called Glass-Steagall, a law that was dismantled by those flying-monkey lobbyists, Alan Greenspan and the Clinton administration in the late 1990s.

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We are both very nervous but hopeful this will keep Miles going until he gets a heart.

Some say the best way to keep the resale value of your car high is to keep miles low.

Is the world a better place for children: The CRC--Promises to keep, miles to go before I sleep Justice Vui Clarence J. Nelson, currently serving as a Sitting Judge of the Supreme Court of Samoa.

But in Florida, Governor Bush is asking not only that the drilling be kept 100 miles off the coast, but that it be kept 100 miles from Florida in any direction.

When the president attended a gathering of world leaders last month on Sea Island, Ga., protesters were kept 10 miles away.

He used the helicopter, which he kept 10 miles away at Westchester County Airport in Harrison, N.Y., to commute between the city and his home.