Sentence examples for should keep off from inspiring English sources

Gidon Kremer, who also thinks that classical music should keep off the stardust, would probably agree.

Watching it, one never feels, as some did with those coarser movies, that Green should keep off the grass.

But some are egging on the protesters with increasing audacity, ignoring warnings that they should keep off politics in Friday sermons, while others are more surreptitiously subversive.

To test the theory that local people should know about the range and should keep off, Day drove past the big, red rock and into the hills.

Vice chair Karren Brady has told the North Londoners that they should keep off her patch and even claimed that the David Beckham loan deal (or not) is just a ploy to further their dastardly colonial ambitions.

Our experimental vehicle has no equipment for collision detection or pre-crash safety system, so we should keep off such accidents by ourselves.

Selig immediately instructed his deputies to tell the Giants that because of the investigation Guillen should be kept off their roster for the postseason.

Michael Faughey, one of Dr. Faughey's brothers, agreed that Mr. Tarloff should be kept off the streets, although he preferred a sentence of life in prison.

Some Spanish producers argued that the absence of grapes from cider brandy meant it should be kept off the approved list.

At least one review, an unsigned one in The Economist, objected to the change, saying, "Mr. Lockley should have kept off imaginary conversations with dying killer whales".

It is convention that private conversations with the queen should be kept off the record, and Cameron later said he was embarrassed and sorry about the incident.