Sentence examples for to keep outside from inspiring English sources

Others are prisoners of their homes, with advanced air filter systems to keep outside air from contaminating their breathing space.

They consulted lawyers "not on morality but to comply with the law", set up the website in the US to keep outside UK law.

He seemed to capture the urgency of the current campaign as he discussed how important it was to keep outside money out of it.

Banks, insurance companies and firms used to own chunks of the stockmarket to keep outside influence at bay, but their ownership of the stockmarket has fallen from 60% two decades ago to 30% now, according to Goldman Sachs.

Food has been in even shorter supply since the government banned foreign aid organisations from working in rural areas - a move that appeared to be an attempt to keep outside witnesses away from Zanu-PF's campaign of terror against the voters in this year's elections.

It was designed to keep outside investors from owning more than a tiny fraction of the shares of a company.

Although different in style, both novels offer a grim, sometimes mordantly funny, vision of a Japan that seems determined to keep outsiders outside -- where they belong.

The bungalow is tiny, and for years the refrigerator had to be kept outside on the patio where there was enough room.

In the Broken Hill materials "dusty shoes" are to be kept outside [ 56].

More often than not, awards shows work to keep the outside world outside, their objective to create a kind of safe space for the self-absorption that keeps Hollywood running.

The boy's nontraditional ideas and modern influences at first find resistance from Geko (Orgyen Tobgyal), an elder monk who prefers to keep the outside world outside.