Sentence examples for literally cannot keep from inspiring English sources
"Since our affiliation with the Rockets, they literally cannot keep beer on the shelf," DeCicco said.
Asian shoppers, mainly Japanese tourists, are devouring leather products with the distinctive LV logo at such a pace that Vuitton's Paris stores literally cannot keep up, and have resorted to rationing.
Retailers and brands literally cannot keep up fast enough, and our once pristine iPhones are starting to look like a graveyard of alphabet logos.
It is a pile-up, an overload, this trove of treasure literally glued to the surface, and even the concise draughtsmanship cannot keep it in check.
Typically, "the response is so good that we cannot keep up with the demand, and we could literally give out millions and millions and millions of poetry books tomorrow," he said.
Students who cannot keep up are often labeled as lazy and left in the back of the class, literally.
But Gazprom cannot keep up.
She cannot keep food down.
The Sanitation Department cannot keep up.
