Sentence examples for starts to keep from inspiring English sources

They should be put aside and only used when school starts, to keep them extra special.

Networks generally remove their lowest-rated shows before a sweep month starts to keep their monthly averages from falling too low.

Jiayu says little about her son's death, but, as a way of grieving, she starts to keep a spreadsheet in which she lists all the people she's known who have died and what she remembers of them.

That should allow them to ease Sipp into action, and they could even use Jeremy Hellickson as an eighth reliever if they move up Scherzer and Strasburg's second starts to keep each pitcher on regular rest.

Getting far away from true value makes the estimator fall into the adjacent stable operating point and synchronizer starts to keep tracking this new stable operating point.

The app starts to keep a running log of how the body reacts to these different data points, which is an important feature in helping both a diabetic person and their doctor determine a more effective treatment plan.

I started to keep that other part to myself.

"Start to keep a diary about how you're feeling.

Might people not start to keep their distance?

Rodgers has a defense that's starting to keep his team in games, too.

I started to keep up with him by reading his blog.