Sentence examples for kept open through from inspiring English sources

Jerry Emory, a spokesman for the California State Parks Foundation, which has lobbied against the closings and has helped raise money to keep parks open, said the group hoped that another two dozen, including Pio Pico, would be kept open through similar efforts.

He could not bear that his plant, which he kept open through the Depression, should lose its government contract: "I'm in business, a man is in business: you got a process, the process don't work, you're out of business … You lay 40 years into a business and they knock you out in five minutes".

Third, selves or individuals, rather than being closed upon the compossible and convergent world they express from within, are now torn open, and kept open through the divergent series and incompossible ensembles that continually pull them outside themselves.

Her staff speak with awe of how, as the UN's officially recognised negotiator, she kept open the negotiations with Iran through the long hours and days before the election, when it seemed Tehran had absolutely no interest in getting a result.

Conceptualism keeps open a door through which all kinds of fresh creative impulses can flow.

There is clearly much concern over the public's access to unbiased reporting and how this may affect the outcome of the strike: "In a time of crisis a free press is specially needed, because it is important to keep open every channel through which moderate opinion can express itself".

The city of Juneau, AK., has decided to keep open a campground through the winter because of the high number of homeless inhabitants, reports Eric Morrison for the Juneau Empire.

In the other corner are some thoughtful diplomats who tried to keep open some back channels to Iran through the long night of the Bush-Cheney administration.

Keep opening new doorways.

For the last 15 years, parents have kept it open through fundraising and volunteer work – hosting charity balls and garden parties, running a charity shop and divvying up the cleaning, gardening and administrative work between them.

The struggling consumer electronics retailer is hoping that a $1.1 billion line of credit will keep stores open through the holiday seasons.