Sentence examples for understood to keep from inspiring English sources

Although seva is never done with an aim in mind, it is understood to keep the gods beneficently inclined, and flawed seva may cause trouble.

Alina was pissed that Brenda was with her when they found the clue, as it forces them into an alliance (since they at least understood to keep it secret. Don't tell Chase!), when she wants Brenda and her vote-magnet false-leg out of the contest the sooner the better.

Right now, the only data that smartphones understand to keep private is location data.

He hides his bleached-blond lion's pride underneath a plastic cap while doling out pasta mixes and specific slices for the purpose most of us can understand: to keep a roof over his head.

Get parents or friends to drive to the prom (parents usually understand to keep their distance! ).

Sir Dick is also understood to have kept the President informed about the UK machinations of the board of the scandal-struck Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation ENRCC), which left such a stain on the country's reputation.

However his brother, Ed Miliband, is yet to break his silence on the leadership election and he is understood to be planning to keep his counsel on the contest.

"I think with the guys that we have here, they'll understand to just keep their game simple, do the best they can and certainly don't go out with a bunch of things in your head".

But any number of things can go wrong, and it's not well understood how to keep a healthy system".

(It would be, incidentally, the kindest form of sedative yet invented, and a tribute to the savoir-faire of Venus, who understood how to keep husband and lover concurrently happy).

"He understood how to keep players ready for competition.