Sentence examples for seems to keep it from inspiring English sources

And that seems to keep it tidy -- and marginalized.

Now I also take glucosamine, as one knee is a little worn away, and it seems to keep it in check.

He was angry, said Mr Moncrieff, but "like all lawyers he seemed to keep it all bottled up.

But unlike the crowd at a standard dive, who might partake in brawling or beer-chugging, everyone at Baddies seemed to keep it together — at least somewhat.

So who do you turn to when you see a U.F.O.? Most people seem to keep it to themselves, only confiding in relatives or close friends at most.

All was explained thoroughly in the park brochure, but I couldn't quite seem to keep it straight as I was reading it.

They just can't seem to keep it.

We've abdicated too much to bureaucrats who are enamored with titles and to politicians who can't seem to keep it in their pants.

See there's this video game system called the Wii that Nintendo makes and the company can't seem to keep it in stock.

While Clinton has no problem reading his lines, Bush just can't seem to keep it together.

It was a cinder block building with no air conditioning, but the high ceilings seemed to keep it from being too hot, even those blistering summer months.