Sentence examples for specifically keep from inspiring English sources

"There really are no rules as to what you can specifically keep," said Jill Spriggs, who runs the Sacramento district attorney's crime lab.

Keep an eye out for programs like "Shark of Darkness," or more specifically, keep an eye out for their disclaimers.

More specifically, keep away anything with benzoyl peroxide or alpha hydroxy acids (commonly found in zit creams and exfoliators), which can cause discoloration.

It can even sync with your bank account to help you specifically keep record of the personal ebb and flow of your finances.

As far as I know, the FBI dosn't specifically keep track of how many cops were killed by "assault weapons" -- probably because the term itself is subjective, and is more an assessment of cosmetic features than firepower or capacity.

Alternatively, transcription of one or both units might specifically promote the other and, in particular, antisense transcription might contribute to specifically keep Emx2 on in neural precursors of defined spatial domains.

Exactly how the Maharani was saved, and who specifically kept it from the crusher, remains unknown.

Starting as early as 2001 – immediately following the attacks on 11 September – the FBI began spying on Arab and Muslim communities across the United States, while the NYPD specifically kept tabs on Arab and Muslim communities in New York City.

I specifically kept thinking of this image, which I saw from a bus passing a logging site, of a chainsaw meeting a tree the collision of the natural and the man made.

It specifically kept commercial banks separate from their investment banking cousins -- and had long been the Moby Dick of the banking industry, the elusive prey the financial industry Captain Ahabs were determined to harpoon.

Staff will be employed specifically to keep away the autograph hunters.