Sentence examples for well keeping to from inspiring English sources

In the end he determines that wisdom suggests living well, keeping to the commandments of God and enjoying every bit of life we have the good fortune to spend.

As well as keeping to the 0.7%/2013 aid promise the government must keep the spirit of that promise.

Welbeck impressed defensively as well, keeping tight to Shakhtar captain Darijo Srna on the right, although when the Croat and his team-mates found space they were guilty of poor deliveries in the opening 45 minutes.

To be honest, Derbyshire does pretty well in terms of keeping to the rules: live radio can be hard to control.

Keeping to well-defined problems makes the whole effort disciplined, which in turn creates greater coherence over time.

But they get paid well, keeping 75% of the fee (up to $120 an hour) at which Franklin bills their time.

Streep applied this philosophy to everyone else on set as well, keeping her distance from the cast and crewmembers unless it was necessary to discuss something with them.

Well, keeping it in the family could lead to very public meltdowns.

Broader impact of this research would aid Data Centers to achieve their SLAs as well keeping total-cost of ownership (TCO) low.

(E! is home to "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," for those who haven't been, well, keeping up).

US stroking the ball around the back well, keeping possession.