Sentence examples for nowhere to keep from inspiring English sources

(There is no basement, and therefore nowhere to keep kegs, and therefore nothing on tap).

They own almost nothing, because when they go overseas the church doesn't ship anything and they have nowhere to keep their stuff, so each time they give everything they've acquired to people they know, or to thrift stores.

Only if you believed that Ironpigs can fly would you have liked the odds of Gordon coming from nowhere to keep a game within arm's length of a 12th-inning, game-winning base hit by Brett Gardner for a 3-2 victoverover the Texas Rangers.

Because she has nowhere to keep her art supplies at the moment, it's difficult for her to make something that will bring in money.

When a couple of cops and a bank representative came to evict Corey and change the locks on his house one day that fall, Corey was mostly compliant, though he did complain he had nowhere to keep his six dogs and two cats who were penned up inside.

There's no point buying a horse if you have nowhere to keep him!

But if E.T. does call, SETI still faces a challenge in keeping the line open: $200,000 is nowhere near enough to keep SETI operating for long.

Although $91 billion is spent on them every year, that is nowhere near enough to keep the country's 4.1m miles (6.6m km) of public roadways in good nick.

So many, in fact, that the path, tantalisingly opened up by Barack Obama, may yet turn out to lead nowhere.But to keep things minimally on track, governments that care about the spread of the bomb will make a big effort to shore up the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) at next year's five-yearly review.

The 0.1% per annum real terms increase is nowhere near enough to keep pace with demand (a significant part of which comes from the increasing numbers of people diagnosed with cancer).

"The amount of homes currently up for sale is still nowhere near enough to keep up with demand," said Simon Rubinsohn, the chief economist of Rics.