Sentence examples for often kept in a from inspiring English sources

Because of overcrowding, as many as seven people are often kept in a single cell.

"In Germany, asylum seekers are often kept in a legal limbo for a very long time.

The cars are often kept in a separate, secure garage guarded by motion detectors and cameras to prevent tampering.

"The informers were often kept in a particular sector.

For years I had hair down to my elbows, which I often kept in a bun on the center of my head—I like to think that I looked like I was balancing a ball.

For years I had hair down to my elbows, which I often kept in a bun on the centre of my head – I like to think that I looked like I was balancing a ball.

Among the large superorder Ostariophysi (minnows, carps, and catfish), one of the best known is Astyanax mexicanus (previously Anoptichthys jordani), an eyeless, 7.5-cm characin (family Characidae) found in Mexico and often kept in home aquariums.

Berman's manager, Nyle Brenner, said that his client and Robert Durst were longtime friends who, while not seeing one another often, kept in close contact over the phone.

Shigella is a strict human pathogen, while the major source of Campylobacter is the faeces of both humans and animals such as chickens, cattle and pigs, which are often kept in close proximity of humans.

Many hospitals don't have palliative-care programs, for example, and so patients are often kept in an acute-care setting until the end of their lives.

I would still have been inside now.' While in Holloway, she was often kept in isolation, or in a wing with other long-term prisoners, including Myra Hindley, who became a good friend.