Sentences with phrase «kept close to»

We kept close to Miss Moneypennys Aperol Spritz bar for sunset drinks by the river.

These treats should be kept close to the designated toilet area.

The indoor temperature of the housing facility was kept close to outdoor temperatures but never dropped below 7.2 °C or was higher than 32.2 °C.

After the French Revolution, which resulted in the country's land being divided into smaller sectors, it was important that the flocks be kept close to home, and the briard turned its talents to herding rather than guarding sheep.

The elbows are kept close to the body.

The shoulders in this breed are muscular and the elbows are kept close to the body.

I know that South Africa, for example, has very severe restrictions on pension funds about how much they can invest abroad, because there is just a sense that money should be kept close to home.

Now imagine that you have one very special book in your breast pocket, kept close to your heart.

Amazon kept close to Packer's prediction, announcing the borrow rate as $ 1.54 — which Packer said was «bound to discourage many authors who either had already enrolled their books in KDP Select or were considering doing so.»

Ignoring the shift recommendations of the instrument cluster, we kept close to third gear, changing down to second for the really tight turns and up to fourth for longer straights.

Since the GM - UAW agreement became available last week, tons of information usually kept close to the chest has been laid out for all to see and it seems as though a new nugget of information relating to the C7 Corvette is revealed every day.

Despite being a German product, its price was kept close to Swift and Hyundai i20.

As for locations, those are being kept close to the vest, but one appears to be a city center, which hasn't been seen in the Gymkhana videos since «Gymkhana Five: Ultimate Urban Playground,» which was the most successful of the series.

Clay's observational methodology and clinical orientation arise from her training in developmental psychology and have kept her close to the source of literacy learning — the children and their teachers.

What seems most significant about the camera and editing styles is the way they play against one another (as in Godard's Breathless, which also features jump cuts and a mobile, hand - held camera kept close to the characters).

It's unusual that such a secret is kept this close to release (it's out on March 11) in the modern world, and in this instance, we appreciate Abrams» efforts.

Personal information should be kept close to the vest, especially when you are meeting a new friend.

Keep the legs together and the hands should be kept close to the body.

The bar should be kept close to the body at all times 3.

The triceps should be touching the floor and the elbows should be kept close to the sides.

The implication is that the world must move rapidly to carbon - free energies and energy efficiency, leaving most remaining fossil fuels in the ground, if climate is to be kept close to the Holocene range and climate disasters averted.

They found that adding a hydrocinnamoyl ester on to the sugar stabilized the ligand and kept it close to the surface of the antigen - presenting cell, thereby enhancing its ability to dock with and stimulate human iNKT cells.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has kept himself close to building trade unions, and insisting that project labor agreements are in place for major projects has been a key to their continued support.

No performer, however, could outshine the Councilmember's daughter, who kept close to her father's side.

He is now MP for his home town of Dudley, which explains the Ozzy accent, and is bound to be kept close to the prime minister as his parliamentary private secretary.

«Kangaroo care preemies» (those kept close to mother's skin and breastfed when possible) are found to gain twice as much weight per day as incubator babies.

, I learned her cues for all things, and I kept her close to sleep.

They find that babies fuss much less when they are kept close to a familiar body.

If you need to get things done, some babies will be happier carried in a sling and kept close to you.

All young babies should be kept close to their mother's body in her arms or in a sling during the day, and sleep close to her at night.

We ate there more than we had planned to since the rain kept us close to home most days.

A crying baby is comforted and kept close to parents for protection.

Large shelves mean all baby's changing essentials can be kept close to hand at bath and nappy time

The emotional and psychological benefits of babywearing mean carried babies sleep, play and socialise more independently sooner than those that aren't kept close to their main care givers.

The bed can be easily adjustable in terms of leg height so that the baby can be kept close to the mother, unlike traditional cribs where only a standard height was possible.

The scooter is kept close to the ground to make it safer for kids.

Being kept close to you means your child will be a part of any conversation or interaction you may have while practicing babywearing.

Many parents practice babywearing up to the age of two or so, and many older babies and toddlers get a lot of joy out of being kept close to Mom and Dad for so long.

This is a great way to help treat babies with colic, but even if your baby is just generally fussy, he or she is likely to calm down more easily when kept close to your body.

I made this bread the other day, during the first days of autumn, when chilly winds kept me close to the kitchen, yearning for warmth.

How the day played out was memorable, and details best kept close to the hearts of those of us in attendance.

All his life he kept close to his humble origins, which gave him touchstones for pursuing truth and solidarity.

I submit that it is in this: these subversive alternatives of God / church / world must be kept close to the eucharistic table where we eat and drink in covenant.

Details about the Senate plan have been kept close to the vest, but lawmakers indicated that relying on banks to raise additional revenue has been discussed.»

By the end, nearly all the towels had shrunk, but as long as they kept close to their original size and hemmed edges stayed flat and intact, we didn't fault them.

THE DEAL: Heraman and his founding partner raised $ 700,000 within a year of start - up — and kept close to 90 % ownership.

Rogers has yet to finalize pricing, but the company is looking to keep it close to the U.S. cost.

Three weeks after he was elected, Trump announced a tax - incentive agreement that was intended to keep the plant from closing and keep close to 1,000 jobs in Indianapolis.

Redistricting follows the once - a-decade census, when population shifts require the adjustment of political districts to keep them close to equal in numbers.

By taking employees away from the filing cabinet and keeping them closer to the computer, you'll eliminate a large portion of clutter in their offices.