Sentence examples for try to keep out from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I'm not the nicest person, but I do try to keep out any hostility.

Even before the flu outbreak, China had deployed several arguments to try to keep out American pork.

As they walk they hold cloths to their faces to try to keep out the odor of the decaying bodies.

In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the United States, North America's borders have been battened down and toughened up as officials try to keep out terrorists and prevent future attacks.

Six years on, his Socialist successor, François Hollande, is again facing up to taxi drivers, this time as incumbents try to keep out smartphone-enabled private cabs.In rolling strikes this week, scores of licensed taxi drivers jammed the traffic by blocking intermittently the ring-road or périphérique, access to airports and the Place de la Concorde.

Stoke, seething over what manager Tony Pulis called a "stonewall handball" by Frederic Piquionne seconds before West Ham cancelled out Robert Huth's early goal, owed their winner to referee Mike Jones ruling that Carlton Cole used an arm to block the ball as the defensive wall jumped to try to keep out Jermaine Pennant's free-kick.

Like Donald Trump, Ronald Reagan tried to keep out asylum seekers.

But mostly it has tried to keep out foreign goods and capital.

The countries that set these standards "are an oligopoly trying to keep out smaller competitors.

So Europe has tried to keep out the Japanese car makers with quotas and tariffs.

Kazakhstan officials deny that they are trying to keep out investors.