Sentence examples for upkeep in from inspiring English sources

This was achieved by the payment of pensions that cost less than the paupers' upkeep in the workhouse.

But several researchers forecast how consumers might reappraise the idea of appearance upkeep in light of basic needs, family obligations, romantic aspirations, professional status and personal values.

The note also said that Ms. Johnson always provided medical equipment, medicine and information crucial to Stephanie's upkeep in a timely manner.

Unlike in some popular second home locations where developers charge a small fortune for upkeep, in Menorca owners join a local residents' committee which takes care of the maintenance and splits costs according to property square meterage.

The park is also subject to the need for continual upkeep, in large part because of the salt air from the Long Island Sound and even Playland's manmade lake, which is composed of salt water, Mr. Tartaglia said.

We have to be really careful with contemporary architecture because more often than not it is poorly built by the volume house builders and it requires a lot more upkeep in order to maintain the quality.

Still, the reality of upkeep crept in, as did the sadness over the loss of their pets ("That place was so filled with the lives of those dogs," he said) and the changing demographic.

It would pay about $300,000 of what is expected to be more than $4 million in upkeep costs in its first year of operation, said another archive official, Sharon Fawcett, deputy assistant archivist for presidential libraries.

The wages assigned to the third Earl were substantial: £2,500 yearly in time of peace, and £5,000 during war, as well as an annual payment for the maintenance of Berwick's upkeep (£66 in peacetime and £120 in wartime).

In cities, students opt for tourism and customer service; the niche skill of air-conditioning installation and upkeep is in particular demand.

And that's to say nothing of the cost overruns that come with almost every major construction project and the upkeep needed in subsequent years to keep athletics facilities clean, safe and functional.