Sentence examples for really to keep from inspiring English sources

"I've always said my job is really to keep her as normal as possible.

"Supernatural" is intricately plot intensive, and perhaps you need the flower-bud brain cells of youth really to keep up.

"The decision to buy back shares was really to keep our people on board," Mr Henze says.

A Our role is really to keep our hand on the pulse of the market for the Port Authority: Would the merchandise mix benefit from an anchor tenant?

And for me at least, the only way really to keep the sweetness in check, even in a rye-based Frisco, was to add lemon juice, which also brightened and sharpened the whole production.

The only reason to train a horse on the morning of a race is really to keep the horse in a routine it is used to, so it settles in for a relaxing day.

"I knew at that point I really, really wanted to keep dating him," Ms. Crow said.

That could get really, really easy to keep doing.

Do they really have to keep pressing that damn button?

That's really key, to keep your blood sugar stable.

"You really have to keep an eye on them.