Sentence examples for usually keeping from inspiring English sources

The problem is usually keeping these eager amateurs busy.

The tribute by Mr. Armstrong and Ms. Jones, "Foreverly" (Reprise), treats the songs respectfully, filling out the arrangements and usually keeping the Everly Brothers' harmonies.

They gave birth at the home, immediately put their babies up for adoption and then quietly returned to their hometowns, usually keeping the whole sad story secret to hide their shame.

Many cars already include plenty of sensors cameras for spotting objects in your blind spot, for instance but they're usually keeping an eye on the outside world, not on what's going on behind the wheel.

The Obama administration was deeply divided over how much to support the rebels, and Saudi Arabia and Qatar and other nations decided to arm them on their own, usually keeping their efforts from the C.I.A.

We are so used to an oil cartel controlling prices that we forget what a cartel is: a collusive arrangement among producers that, by definition, always controls prices, usually keeping them artificially higher than they would be in a competitive market.

That usually means keeping the banks healthy, which is in everyone's interest.

The zoo described Zuri on its website as an "attentive and protective mother", usually found "keeping an eye on her three cubs".

Most people usually neglect keeping track of their personal finances.

In the past, caring for premature babies usually meant keeping parents at arm's length.

China's diplomacy is usually about keeping a low profile and leaving others to take the lead.