Sentence examples for reasonably stay from inspiring English sources
However, there are more new discoveries than anyone can reasonably stay abreast of.
In fact, there are more new discoveries than anyone can reasonably stay abreast of.
Or those gay athletes might take one look at the media storm such an announcement whips up and decide, quite reasonably, to stay the hell in the closet, with the doors locked and bolted.
I hate getting ill, it irritates me so I try to stay reasonably healthy.
I'm always trying to eat reasonably healthy to stay well, and washing my face with a course sea salt scrub almost every night.
This year's edition shows a desire to keep matters as lively as possible, to not let the guild grow moribund and to stay reasonably au courant.
Some sections on "graceful exits," like short sales or deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure, guide those whose financial situations are so dire that they cannot reasonably hope to stay in their homes.
More likely, the results will stay reasonably true to the forecast, with Mr. Huntsman finishing in the mid- to high teens, and Mr. Romney finishing just north or just south of 40 percent of the vote.
It might be best to pack both wellies and flip-flops for Glastonbury, because it's likely to rain every day of this year's festival, though will probably stay reasonably warm throughout the weekend, according to forecasters.
They have almost never been used against right-handed batters: because the first baseman must stay reasonably close to the base to receive a throw, there would be a gaping hole in the defence if all the other infielders were on the other side of the diamond.
