Sentence examples for to keep lines from inspiring English sources

But it is clear he wants to keep lines open.

This responds to businesses' need to keep lines of communication open to both parties – essential for effective lobbying to function.

"Incredibly, when the government managers went to the bank to keep lines of credit open for the mall, they were turned down," Di Girolamo said.

Here the players used tape delay to keep lines and percussive figures going as they moved on to other material, with exhilarating results.

The U.S. role should be to support the broad movement for change and economic development and to keep lines open to whatever democratic governments emerge.

The veteran investment banker, who told me recently that he 'likes to keep lines open', had disappeared into the secretive world of private equity.

If Ellie's and Toby's dessert orders are going to keep lining up so spookily, I want to know why.

Some clubs even keep lines outside to make people think that it is crowded.

But that morning, it was that woman's job to keep the lines of communication open.

So I've decided to draw this line, and to keep that line fairly bright.

That means you need to keep open lines of communication.