Examples of using Trying to keep up in English and their translations into Slovak
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You would rather spend your time designing than trying to keep up with the latest technologies.
they continue to improve, trying to keep up with modernity.
Sometimes it feels like we're sprinting through life trying to keep up with everything.
I spent my twenties in this dramatic period, diligent in studying the Fa, and trying to keep up.
I was a slow, out-of-shape grad student trying to keep up with young, athletic undergrads.
Maybe you're just trying to keep up and constantly paying whatever bill is due most urgently,
Chinese Huawei again trying to keep up with market heavyweights
By constantly trying to keep up with the most digitally advanced consumers,
Who wants to do a complete change in the design of the house every couple of years, trying to keep up with modern tastes(especially since everything new,
When trying to keep up with normal extra everyday responsibilities
symptoms of altitude sickness, trying to keep up with others, especially if the man allowed himself such a journey for the first time in my life.
If you are not standing in one place, trying to keep up with the times, constantly evolving
a way of getting the Soviets to spend themselves into oblivion, trying to keep up with a technology that will never pan out.
she found herself coming close to missing her own personal goals trying to keep up with his spending.
that broadcasters are not standing still and trying to keep up with technological advances.
price stability may be interpreted for the first time as trying to keep up to 2% without going over it,
the Japanese console trying to keep up with more powerful counterparts,
even to play games so the authors are trying to keep up with the players and create their languages,
Try to keep up as she starts to really bust a move.