Sentence examples for makes to keep from inspiring English sources

The account of the actual removal of the Cherokee, when we finally arrive there, is rather muted and perfunctory, and the terrible bargain that Cooper makes to keep his land is ethically unfocussed.

"It is crucial to people to know that when they entrust information to a lawyer that the legal profession will honor the commitment it makes to keep that information confidential," Mr. SeLegue said.

" Some items have strong sentimental value, and no matter how little sense it makes to keep them, you simply must have them around.

Compromises have to be made to keep it (barely) alive.

It was a decision Wannstedt made to keep Williams fresh.

The compromises Dr. Maiga made to keep his hospital going continue to haunt him.

Tass said every effort would be made to keep radioactive fall-out to a minimum.

"We still have some moves to make to keep reinforcing the roster.

Mr. Snowden broke the agreement he made to keep these materials secret.

Others say they have been blindfolded and made to keep standing for days on end.

Promises were made to keep in contact and plan a reunion meal.