Sentence examples for only keep up from inspiring English sources

Instead, our farmers can only keep up their existence as landowning dole-moles, handouts from the Common Agricultural Policy keeping them in shotguns and tweed.

Instead, Mr. Humphries and other economists say, housing values will only keep up with inflation.

After all, fourteen thousand solitary, introverted people can only keep up an investment-banker-style social pace for so long.

It's just faintly disappointing to watch a Pixar film where you not only keep up with the drift, you also anticipate it.

If the business brains behind Sifteo could only keep up with the engineering end, the gamers of the world would be trembling in their boots.

If the business brains behind Sifteo could only keep up with the engineering end, the gamers of the world would be trembling in their boots, writes David Pogue.

Water speed was increased to a point where the fish only just keep up swimming against the current using the pectoral (aerobic) swimming mode.

He not only kept up with his teammate but pushed him at the end.

He went to the South Australian academy in Adelaide before Christmas, under the tutelage of Darren Lehmann, and not only kept up with the South Australian junior players in running trials but outstripped them.

Though its first few years were marked by some of the worst puns in a punning age, it not only kept up, with its fairly small fixed staff, a remarkable fire of lampoon but soon developed the weekly full-page political cartoon, certainly one of the chief ancestors of the modern editorial cartoon.

Touch looks destined to join my list of other shows I have stuck with because I like one actor or character – I only kept up with Glee, for instance, because of Jane Lynch's Sue Sylvester, and I remain devoted to the work of John Simm, James Nesbitt and Steven Mackintosh regardless of the quality of shows they are in.