Sentence examples for likely to keep it from inspiring English sources

"It's incredible!" Music rights issues are likely to keep it from public consumption, so let's savour instead its tenderly affecting title: Will You Lather Up My Rough House?

Facebook doesn't put any real roadblock to sign up in front of underage users beyond a self-certification that they are of age, likely to keep it easy to join the social network and grow its business.

"If you use it a lot, you're likely to keep it".

Choose one that appeals to you and you are more likely to keep it close by.

Bring a mortgage to him to be registered and he was likely to keep it, as a creditor found out.

Combining exercise with something you have to do anyway – getting to work – means you're more likely to keep it up.

Very few people likely want to keep it visible on the dash at all times, since it's likely to attract unwanted acquisitive attention.

The first place you would most likely think to keep it is in your bra.

If you like the activity, you are much more likely to keep at it.

Just make it happy and fun so when you go shopping you'll more likely to keep checking it.

The party's presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, who has branded his rival "Crooked Hillary", is likely to keep bringing it up during campaign speeches.