Sentence examples for suing to keep from inspiring English sources

"I am suing to keep food on the table," Mrs. Tsiounis said recently.

Fourteen states and a number of municipalities have banned smoking in all workplaces in recent years, although a coalition in New Jersey is suing to keep that state's proposed ban from going into effect next week.

It even led to an amusing period when the Republicans were suing to keep a Democrat on the ballot who didn't want to run, which ultimately failed.

Morones and Hernandez -- along with their attorney, Tim Hogan of the Center for Law in the Public Interest -- are suing to keep that $50 million set aside for homeowners, the Sun reports.

After the birth, Ms. Whitehead sued to keep the baby.

Community activists have sued to keep the city from bulldozing in the Lower Ninth Ward.

Democrats said yesterday they would sue to keep Mr. Schundler from taking advantage of the ruling.

In 2003, Barbra Streisand sued to keep her Malibu estate out of an online library of images of the California coast.

The players union sued to keep the government from accessing the records, saying the seizures violated the players' constitutional rights.

But Patrick Morley, the lawyer for a Spirit Lake Sioux group that sued to keep the nickname, filed an appeal late Friday to the state Supreme Court.

Arkansas Families First is campaigning against the measure and has said it plans to sue to keep it off the ballot.