Keeper used in a sentence

Keeper in a sentence as a noun

A "keeper" campaign as opposed to a "switcher" campaign.

When I have come across a government that uses opengov it is in reality more of a gate keeper.

How can you come up with radical new ideas if they have to be graded by some knowledge gate-keeper?

At this point, it looked like the clock had run to zero, and it really isn't clear what was actually happening with the time keeper.

What Judge Alsup is doing here is acting as gate-keeper to make sure that such junk does not enter into this trial either.

I consider myself anti-religous... Still: "If we are not our brother's keeper, at least let us not be his executioner.

The report is that the time-keeper was an inappropriately chosen volunteer.

Simple schemes make it transparent like an SMS that will reply telling you the current stock of a given shop, when new stocks will arrive and so on so that the shop keeper cannot simply cheat you out of your ration.

Nobody takes seriously the notion that a book-keeper candidate should do your accounting for a day to see if they should be hired, or have a contract manager negotiate a contract for a day for free, or a designer design for you for a day.

I tentatively call it "a brother's keeper" project, although realistically it's more likely to be the subject's parents or childhood friends who will bother to check daily on how many minutes he or she spent outside and how many meals did they have per day, and whether there were enough nutrients in it.

It is\n not transactional, an agreement between a listener or a\n spy or a peephole keeper and the person being spied on.\n\n If you accept this supposedly bilateral offer, to provide\n email service for you for free as long as it can all be \n read, then everybody who corresponds with you has been \n subjected to the bargain, which was supposedly bilateral\n in nature.