Sentence examples for wanted to keep which from inspiring English sources

None of Shakespeare's collaborations with Fletcher are especially well regarded, and Mr. Kulick, the director, conceded that in the case of "Double Falsehood" "what's been erased, ironically, is the thing that everybody wanted to keep, which is Shakespeare's voice".

While Mr. Henderson focuses on G.M.'s future shape, Mr. Koch's job will be to dispose of the assets that G.M. does not want to keep, which make up what the company is calling Old G.M.

As we've seen in Nevada, Kentucky, and North Carolina, Republicans offer reassurances that there are some provisions in "Obamacare" that the GOP likes and wants to keep, which makes it that much more difficult to understand why those same Republicans have voted literally dozens of times to eliminate the Affordable Care Act in its entirety — including the parts they now say they support.

We were told we had 24 hours to choose which two children we wanted to keep and which child we were going to give up.

"We really wanted to keep him, which is why we made him an improved offer".

Blackpool wanted to keep him, which is understandable because they were trying to maintain their status in the Premier League.

It capped a day in which Knight issued an extraordinary public apology for his temper and past confrontations and made it clear he wanted to keep his job, which he has had for 29 seasons.

Guoco maintained it wanted to keep the listing, which prompted another board change of tack.

If debtors wanted to keep assets against which they have borrowed, they should have to pay the fair value of the assets, but nothing more.

That's why I wanted to keep the title, which references a fairytale, to make it explicit that this is also a fable about childhood".

We wanted to keep options open, which is why we didn't rule it out, and the reason you kept asking that question was because we weren't ruling it out.