Sentence examples for usual keeping from inspiring English sources

On the other side, San Francisco played quality man coverage of its own (as usual), keeping Aaron Rodgers in check.

Dickens was, as usual, keeping up with the times – just as when he installed gas lighting at a time when it was mainly used only in public buildings.

In "Joy," his latest, Russell has more trouble than usual keeping his balance.

It is likely that this year's International Migrants' Day will elicit token expressions of concern before we return to business as usual: keeping migrants out, blaming those in our countries already for some of our social or economic problems - while at the same time readily exploiting them as cheap labour.

"Assimilation" involves one company effectively disappearing, "business as usual" means keeping both brands separately and "fusion" is a pooling of names and/or logos (or else ditch both brands and relaunch, but that's pretty rare).

Today, however, Audiard has arrived wearing a woolly cap carrying the Why Not? logo – a touch more street than usual, in keeping with Dheepan's gritty gang-war theme.

It's a land of paradox, in which we're urged to shop, travel and invest in the stock market as usual while keeping an eye out for trucks that might be carrying explosives or letters with no return address.

Or, we keep on keeping on as usual.

As usual, organisers are keeping a fairly tight lip on the acts for this year's festival.

So the series is fabulously frocked, and acted, and overacted, and hyper-overacted by all the Usual Suspects in keeping with their allotted roles".

And what sort of alliances does it need to improve its chances in either?In addition to its usual concern for keeping employment, research and decision-making in France, the government has had two main concerns.