Sentence examples for more well-kept from inspiring English sources

The variety of restaurants, bars and markets seems at least as good, and there are more well-kept public parks.The city's prosperity is, inevitably, drawing people in from the provinces.

"Because of U.S. geography and topography and sheer size, it's more of a well-kept secret," he said of the game.

But city courses have steadily shaped up, and the sightings nowadays are decidedly less grim: more sprinklers and well-kept greens and fairways.

Fairfax is in one of the wealthiest counties in America, and the thousand-seat auditorium looked more like a well-kept theatre than a place for teen-agers to put on Christmas pageants.

Smith, a 5-foot-11, 181-pound forward/guard, was even more of a well-kept secret until she broke the league's single-game scoring record recently with 46 points in a 100-95 overtime loss July 8 to the Los Angeles Sparks.

That was back when the mortgage business was more of a well-kept secret, and mortgage reps were relatively scarce.

I wanted to find out more about this well-kept venture secret, why it insists on calling itself a "venture builder", and what is currently exciting the team.

"Consignment stores are much more professional, organized and well-kept," White says.

The results suggest that students in agricultural economics, horticulture, and social sciences are more inclined to choose a neat, well-kept environment around their homes.

"The fact that San Francisco gets some of the best waves in California has been, at least until recently, a well-kept secret". Read more.

These anxieties are a kind of survival tool – honed, well-kept and generally more rational than the people who suffer them.