Sentence examples for only get to keep from inspiring English sources

"We only get to keep it for a year, and then you leave it in your locker at Augusta.

Consumers would only get to keep their plans if insurers, who are not required to do so, decide they want to keep offering the plans.

Iran will not only get to keep its existing 18,000 centrifuges; it will also be allowed to continue developing the next generation of centrifuges, provided it does not install them in uranium-enrichment facilities.

You only get to keep power, however, when you learn to play well with others.

Here, although you only get to keep $24M of your punitive damages, you are taxed on the whole $40M.

If you only get to keep ten cents on the dollar, the only sure way to get more money is to collect more dollars.

But Congress is unlikely to vote more oil money without some nuclear give from North Korea.Yet if America walks away from the 1994 deal by halting oil supplies, North Korea not only gets to keep its uranium, it also gets its hands on its "frozen" plutonium too.

To quote Angela Bassett's Tina Turner in What's Love Got to Do With It?, "I can give up all that other stuff, but only if I get to keep my name.

"I was lucky," he said, adding that it is usually only choreographers who get to keep dancing as long as they want.

This debate continues, from the capitol in North Dakota where the lawmakers keep changing their mind, to the wealthy alumni who put up $100m for a new hockey arena only if they get to keep the Fighting Sioux name, to the North Dakota supreme court.

But Athens will get to keep only about 100 million euros, or about $125 million; the rest will go toward paying Greece's contribution to the European Stability Mechanism.