Sentence examples for to keep reasonably from inspiring English sources
"It's really a very simple thing," he told Radio 4's Today, "that if a newspaper is going to write something about your private life, or something you might reasonably wish to keep reasonably private, they should tell you beforehand".
To keep reasonably current, say within a week, a search engine -- or Web-searching service -- now needs a communications pipeline capable of carrying 50 million bits of data a second.
In general, it has been proved that the amount of engine waste heat available is sufficient to produce enough cooling to keep reasonably comfortable temperatures in the cabin.
I have a home I try to keep reasonably clean.
While I don't know Microsoft's plans for iso downloads, I'd expect them to be kept reasonably up to date.
Unlike their fresh cousin above, these covered kiwi slices do keep reasonably well for up to a week in a sealed, airtight container kept in a cool part of the kitchen.
Even though it lies around French charcuteries for hours (days?) on end, and even though it will keep reasonably well in the fridge, this is best when made not too long in advance.
There appears to be enough money in the task to keep him reasonably well off.
In any event, Mr Putin would be wise to keep him reasonably sweet, at least until after the election.
As I approach my 40th birthday, I am doing my best to keep in reasonably good physical shape.
I'll try to keep things reasonably general at first … and I'm guessing most people know what happens at the end anyway.
