Sentence examples for really keep you from inspiring English sources

These moments are fabulous, but too few amid the hearty jokes to really keep you on the edge of your seat.

"The fact that the Games are in London keeps you going through harder times, because I can still remember what it was like at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002, standing on the rostrum when the whole stadium was singing, 'Land of Hope and Glory.'" That memory is something that can really keep you going when you are in a low point".

In a brief promotional video clip, an increasingly common feature on Amazon.com book listings, Mr. Reich says: "There's a few things you have to have to make a great page-turner: a likable hero who has to face insurmountable odds and overcome them; betrayal, the question of who can you trust; exotic locales, international settings to really keep you on the edge of your seat".

One of the long-standing problems with Flash games is that they often have a very short shelf life: you may play for a few minutes when you're bored, but there's nothing to really keep you coming back for more.

They really keep you in the loop.

"Having a sense of humor is one of the things that can really keep you sane and give you a sense of perspective," Bixenspan says.

That really keeps you on your toes.

It really keeps you on your toes".

It's a great story and it really keeps you hooked.

"There's something about working here that really keeps you on your toes," Mr. O'Brien said.

"Snowboarding really keeps you in the now moment," said Mr. Riggins, who added that he was rooting for Mr. Kerry.