Sentence examples for try to keep one from inspiring English sources

"You try to keep one step ahead of them," Castillo said.

In each of them, the interrupters had stepped in to try to keep one act of enmity from spiraling into another.

But the interethnic violence and revenge continues daily, and despite efforts at conciliation, much of what international troops do is simply try to keep one side from hurting the other.

The area that your eyes focus on is less than this: "our eyes bring little bits of the visual world to our attention, and from these shards we build our world". Research has also found that our brains retain about half a second of visual information in a "buffer" while our eyes try to keep one step ahead of events.

That said, I try to keep one year's worth of business expenses in the business bank account.

Milo will have to try to keep one step ahead of Google now that its business has been targeted as a feature of Google Product search.

Kassovitz is probably the least insular filmmaker in France, but, in this case, his urge to break the rules of French restraint has led him into dire indecision; "The Crimson Rivers" tries to keep one eye on placid European creepiness and another on the international market — hence, presumably, the gang of cops pulling guns on one another, and the late cameo appearance of an avalanche.

Lewis, on the other hand, is a much more hands-on dad, although he tries to keep one hand free for patting himself on the back.

Much of his education was also about trying to keep one step ahead of his students.

The company tries to keep one month's sales, 100 widgets, in inventory.

"You can only imagine two households trying to keep one property afloat," said Mr. Husain, who has filed a civil lawsuit against Mr. Ahmad.