Sentence examples for lines to keep the from inspiring English sources

Similar strikes would shut down the school's dining halls later on, but not this time, thanks to students who crossed the picket lines to keep the kitchens cooking.

A CalFire spokesman, Daniel Berlant, said crews had spent days digging defense lines to keep the flames out of residential areas.

We piled the mounting brackets with rocks, and will eventually attach staked guy wire lines to keep the large panels from sailing away during Beacon Valley's frequent wind storms.

It was a measure of Mr. Silver's strength, a year after he survived a coup attempt, that the Assembly voted 91 to 48 along party lines to keep the amendment from going to the floor for a vote.

Among them are emergency automatic braking Tesla says will even work at high speed, an automatic steering function the automaker says will monitor lane lines to keep the vehicle in its lane without driver input, and automatic parking.

The Christian Churches in Jerusalem call for recognition of the state of Palestine on 1967 lines – to keep the two state solution alive, boost the morale of the many Palestinians who abhor violence but despair of a negotiated, just peace, and to wake up the many Israelis of good will.

Nadal races to the line to keep the advantage.

"Ford has to walk a fine line to keep the product fresh and hope demand returns at the same time".

Strong safety Jon McGraw had a fourth-quarter interception at the Chiefs' 9-yard line to keep the shutout intact.

But the Lady Techsters outscored Connecticut by 16-4 athehe free-throw line to keep the halftime score close.

Britos will put his own body, or anyone else's, on the line to keep the ball out of the goal.