Sentence examples for kept the right from inspiring English sources

Bill Maher served as an emcee, and he kept the right tone, hopeful and slightly acerbic.

"I think they have kept the right mind-set: it's part of life; you have to take responsibility.

Ultimately, it shows how he successfully kept the right in check — and what happens when someone doesn't.

Meanwhile, the bitterness inspired by Northern League leader Umberto Bossi's "betrayal" of Berlusconi in 1994 kept the right divided in the north.

HMRC won't accept excuses for why you haven't kept the right documentation and you could be fined up to £3,000.

In a common arrangement, the federal government bought the land from the owners, who kept the right for occupancy and use until 2012.

The 2002 discussion wraps up with the political implications of cinema: Godard's discussion of films by Alain Guiraudie ("Ce vieux rêve qui bouge," which, he says, foretold "the defeat of the left") and Eric Rohmer ("The Lady and the Duke," which "announced the triumph of the right") regarding that year's presidential election, which kept the right-wing Jacques Chirac in office for a second term.

When Lurie's deal collapsed, the Giants kept the rights to Santa Clara County.

By immunizing the gun industry from basic principles of legal liability, Congress kept the rights and repealed the responsibilities.

Garden has been translated from Japanese to English, but it kept the right-to-left, back-to-front style of book-lookery.

She recorded "Everybody Loves a Lover," even though the writer, Robert Allen, kept the rights for himself.