Sentence examples for outlets to keep from inspiring English sources

(One story goes that the room where Paes directed the disaster response lacked enough electrical outlets to keep everyone's phones charged).

In addition, a recording device used by some off-track wagering outlets to keep an audio record of touch-tone telephone bets is not used by Catskill OTB.

Those scandals were so appalling, Mr. Lisanti added, that they "fed this insatiable hunger to find out more and more and more, which pushed more outlets to keep revealing more details about these people".

I want my students to get in the habit of using the Internet and various media outlets to keep up with current events and learn how incidents that happen in other states and countries affect them here in Saint Jo, Tex.

(One story goes that the room where Paes directed the disaster response lacked enough electrical outlets to keep everyone's phones charged). No doubt with one eye on the Olympics and World Cup, Paes admitted Rio's emergency preparedness was "less than zero".

Users can also plug their modem, wireless router, and printer into unswitched outlets to keep their wireless network and printing up and running while the main computer system is off.

So, it's really nice to have kind of some other outlet to keep you motivated and happy.

Bruce Turkel, the chief executive of the Turkel advertising agency, says he always brings his laptop, cellphone and a multiprong plug so he can share an electrical outlet to keep his electronic devices charged.

With the impending drawdown of American troops, Mogelson, a freelance journalist and contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine, and Marcos Barbery, Razistan's New York-based publisher, saw the need for a photography and video outlet to keep attention on the everyday people and places trapped in a war that's grinding into its second decade.

"I would hope this becomes the norm because there is nothing worse than getting down to 10% battery life and having to find a power outlet to keep working".

'Tis the practice, of course, of many a national and international media outlet to keep draft copies of obituaries of the rich, the famous and the royal, so that, when the news breaks, they're ready-and-waiting to simply fill in the blanks.