Sentence examples for would keep the same from inspiring English sources

They said they would keep the same measured pace on Wednesday.

In a recent interview, Mr. Schumer said he would keep the same pace, whether he had a challenger or not.

Those wishing to move would keep the same job and salary and receive relocation costs for themselves and their families, including three months' rent, the statement said.

Bayliss quietly hinted that England would keep the same team at Lord's, which will be a relief to two players in particular.

Mr. Levy said this week that the ethnic broadcasters had "a fair concern," but that he could not guarantee that they would keep the same spots they have now.

The injection rate of steam would keep the same and the temperature of the thermotank was kept at 50 °C during the whole experiment process.

The medal was accompanied by a photograph of Seely in his captain's uniform, and he said that Amber, after looking at the image, had proclaimed that he was the only person she knew who'd kept the same hair style for nearly fifty years: short, straight, and parted neatly on the far right.

Hayes admitted his diagnosis could explain why he'd kept the same superhero duvet from age eight to age 24.

Before our children were born, my husband and I decided we would keep the rules exactly the same for boys and girls.

I would keep the number of basketball scholarships the same, at 13, while reducing the number of football scholarships from 85 to a more reasonable 60, close to the size of N.F.L. rosters.

Labour's biggest financial backer called on the party not to form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats after the next election, saying the prospect of Labour's programme being "filtered through the soggy Lib-Dem sieve" would keep the country "bogged down in the same failed consensus" for years to come.