Sentence examples for that's a keeper from inspiring English sources
Every once in a while there is a product that's a keeper and this is one.
You do have your own standard because you throw away a lot of things, so when you find one that's a keeper, you realize you've gotten up to the standard that you've set for yourself.
"There's no doubt David Stockdale will be disappointed with the goal we conceded, but that's a keeper's lot.
"That's a keeper," said the industrious Jack.
To Indulge: An Essence of Blond Chocolate In his book "Beard on Bread," James Beard tells of accidentally turning his oven to broil instead of bake at first, a felicitous blunder that resulted in a fine loaf and a recipe that was a keeper.
We can now enrich this story in a plausible way by adding that one of these selves — the keeper of appointments — is superior to the other: the self that is a keeper of appointments is thus a 'higher' self, and the self that is a smoker is a 'lower' self.
Early indications are that it's a keeper.
In a speech in 1933, Einstein said that being a lighthouse keeper would be a good occupation for a physicist.
Time is kept on our wrists and computer screens, on our cell phones and on the walls of our home, but Mitch Albom teaches us that being a time keeper is not the way to live.
