Sentence examples for then to keep from inspiring English sources

He wasn't big enough then to keep us from keeping protocol and giving him space.

Better, then, to keep fighting.

Better, then, to keep him alive.

And then to keep coming so close!

A sufficiently morbid aesthetic, then, to keep the new lord happy as he toils.

Other chief executives would play footsie with reporters, feeding them a little kibble now and then to keep them interested.

It's as well to recognise that – and then to keep the dancing baby quite separate from the media bathwater.

All his adult life Fitzgerald struggled to make enough money -- first to win Zelda, then to keep her.

Then, to keep things really lively, they give us all this refracted by the theater, with images of Kabuki actors performing stage versions of the Genji tales.

It's harder to turn that bump into actual votes, and then to keep getting votes after your opponents have turned their fire on you.

Dr. Nagle is content, then, to keep it as her own — an invocation of the sacred for that which is "detestably profane".