Sentence examples for to keep fantastic from inspiring English sources

The move away from the pulp format to digests was well under way in the early 1950s, and with Fantastics success there was little reason to keep Fantastic Adventures going.

"If he does stay we'll be delighted because we're going to keep a fantastic player".

So on the one hand, there's the hostility or lack of interest that keeps fantastic films made across 20 miles of grey English Channel ghettoised in a handful of cinemas in major cities – the likes of A Prophet, Tell No One or Days of Glory seen by a fraction of the audience who would enjoy them – just as a significant number don't even make it as far as a week's run at the Renoir.

This is the museum that raised £1.5m, much of it by public subscription, to keep Thomas Moran's fantastic painting, Nearing Camp, Evening on the Upper Colorado River, Wyoming, 1882, in Bolton.

Patel heard about Haven House Children's Hospice, which provides short and long-term care programs for children and young adults with terminal illnesses; "I got involved with their institution as even though I live [close to] the hospice, I saw on the news that they need around £2 million every year to keep running the fantastic services they provide," he said.

"The effort was fantastic to keep a clean sheet and we had seven or eight sat in the stands.

"It's fantastic to keep Laura as part of the group for next season," said manager Mark Sampson. .

Carlo Ancelotti, sacked as manager of Real Madrid on Monday, tweeted:  "I'd like to keep in mind two fantastic years at Real Madrid.

I wasn't fighting against myself, it was a nice placid wicket and it was fantastic to keep going after that century at Lord's.

"It was a bit nervous in the second half, especially when we gave away the penalty but Jason Steele made a truly fantastic save to keep us in front".

"The groundsman did a fantastic job to keep it in the condition it was.