Sentence examples for may keep at from inspiring English sources
And they fight for economic survival, their latest battle a feud with federal marshals over the number and type of slot machines they may keep at a casino that is their main source of income.
The golf club, which is open to all and costs very little to join, has the potential to become a community anchor, and its junior golf program, which the club and Stòras Uibhist have both treated as a priority, may keep at least a few of the island's young people interested in hanging around instead of pursuing careers on the mainland.
The truly heroic may keep at it, injury be damned.
For example, someone may keep at the same weight but add more reps and more challenge, like balancing on a Bosu Ball or adding lunges while lifting the weights, while someone else may go up in weight with fewer reps.
However, it is reasonable to assume that preventing onset or progression of proteinuria may keep at least some patients at lower levels of cost for various periods of time, thus avoiding some expenditures.
At higher doses, aspirin may keep cancers at bay, although a similar randomized trial would be needed to prove it.
The periodic patrolling activity may keep Pif1 at its site of in vivo action in displacing telomerase, resolving R-loops, and keeping G4 unfolded during replication, recombination and repair.
Banking and retail issues fell as investors realized that an economic slowdown may keep inflation at bay, but will also hurt certain business sectors.
The guides may keep guests at a safe distance from some animals, but even young children are welcome to feed the deer.
Bell has the green light in most cases, said Valentine, who may keep Bell at leadoff for more than one game.... Valentine has tried JAY PAYTON in a semiregular outfield role, but he is now giving BENNY AGBAYANI more at-bats.
And if this is the party's strategy to remain relevant during a time of economic emergency, then the Democrats may keep celebrating at the polls for some time to come.
