Sentence examples for up for keeping from inspiring English sources

"We're definitely up for keeping this flexible approach to working," Gill said.

I was pleased to see Sean Wilentz stick up for keeping Ulysses S. Grant on the $50 bill ("Who's Buried in the History Books?," Op-Ed, March 14).

Would he rather be torn to shreds by the Cameron cuts or blown up for keeping a most unpopular prime minister in power who has just lost the election?

It would be spoken by a child whose father has come upstairs to read to him: "Why did you bring this book that I don't want to be read aloud to out of up for?" Keeping the preposition away from the end of the sentence is a noble endeavor, but not strictly necessary and often impossible.

An afterschool program, for example, can rack up good points for keeping down costs and improving student performance on standardized tests.

Store owners in some buildings said the scaffolding had been up for years, keeping customers away.

All six divisions are still up for grabs, keeping fans excited from Atlanta to Seattle.

It was clear from the 36th second that Carroll was up for it, keeping a wayward right wing cross in, forcing it up the line to a West Ham team-mate; working hard and doing well.

"It was a hard decision for our family to let go of the glass,'' she said, shortly before she blew a kiss to it as Smithsonian officials packed it up for safe keeping.

Other apps, like Uberlife, which helps organize pop-up hangouts and Lanyard, an event guide, are also crucial for keeping up with the tide of events.

Any secrets for keeping up the pace?