Sentence examples for who kept for from inspiring English sources

One, paradoxically, is that Huxley was a conscientious archivist who kept, for instance, the love letters exchanged with his first wife, Maria, in a tin box, and also the journal she wrote before the war.

The 18-year-old Walmley player, who kept for the Bears' second XI last summer, has been selected as reserve to Tim Ambrose following Richard Johnson's end-of-season departure for Derbyshire.

His offerings were never good enough for Rajaratnam, who kept pressing for more.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, August 20, 1932 P. 7 The Danes have built a tomb for Hamlet to satisfy the American tourists who kept asking for him.

Stevenot, who kept it for more than 50 years, placed it in auction two years ago.

The 22-year-old is a nephew of Bruce French, who kept wicket for Notts in that 1989 final.

Dickinson, she wrote, "dealt with her searing genius by becoming a reclusive spinster who kept house for her family".

Lower class participants allocated more of their money to their anonymous partners than did upper class individuals, who kept more for themselves.

The ancient Romans, who kept fish for food and entertainment, were the first known marine aquarists; they constructed ponds that were supplied with fresh seawater from the ocean.

Ms. Brook-Kothlow played an erotically deprived woman in a blue wig who kept yearning for a man who, as she put it, "stands like a statue".

"Ron was a great recruiter," said Kenny Cooper, who kept goal for Dallas and was a coaching adversary in many an MISL championship series.