Sentence examples for out or keeping from inspiring English sources

New York has almost no experience with contested, statewide Republican primaries, because the party bosses have seen to it by pressuring candidates to drop out, or keeping them off the ballot.

The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs recommends printing out or keeping a copy of the text of any terms or policies declared by the company, online or in a catalog or displayed in a store.

So if you've been holding out or keeping quiet, it's time to get serious.

The strategic options he has include keeping both feet in the Democratic Party, keeping one foot in and one foot out, or keeping both feet out.

The last thing you want is it moving around, falling out, or keeping you from talking without a lisp.

We've heard a lot about keeping Americans out or keeping Americans safe and everyone else out.

This is a good option if you have problems using a telephone, filling out paperwork or keeping track of important appointments.

But "dealing with it yourself" -- by not calling out the parent who serves, or keeping quiet about the neighbor kid getting high in the woods, or adopting a don't-ask-don't-tell policy about underage drinking perpetuates the fiction that teenage drinking is a purely private matter.

But if there is a wrong it lies in leaving the evidence to the jury,—a wrong that is not affected by the letting in or keeping out an item of evidence on the other side.

Whether you're heading out on the town or keeping it casual, there's a look you'll love.

He issued some instructions on their conduct, such as giving autographs or keeping out of the sun.