The phrase 'Keep accompanying' is not a grammatically correct sentence in written English.
You could rephrase it to something like 'Continue to accompany', or 'Keep on accompanying'. For example, you could say: "He kept accompanying her on her morning runs."
In "The Strange Hours Travelers Keep," we accompany the poet en route, a flâneur in the Baudelairean line who writes splenetic, loving, reflective odes to, epistles on and ditties out of modern life.
It's an almost unwatchable TV special that engendered derision from all quarters and kept the accompanying album from being fully appreciated for many years.
Big-city officials across America should keep the photograph accompanying "Powerful Storm Threatens Havoc Along Gulf Coast" (front page, Aug. 29) on their desks as a cautionary reminder.
Her job as a nurse's aide kept her from accompanying Hill to New Orleans after a visit to Massachusetts in May.
Best to do right before bed, as the accompanying nightmares keep those abs pumping into the early-morning hours!
The challenge for AWS is to keep Hadoop and its accompanying ecosystem updated and in pace with the latest open-source platforms.
Many of the narrative scenes capture the pangs of love with text like, "You're such a time destroyer" and "I keep dreaming about you" accompanying panels picturing wistful characters.
As these events unfolded I kept changing the text accompanying the photograph to reflect the whole evolution.
Yesterday the Times kept this story – with accompanying requisite photo of a pretty, thin model – on the front of its website all day, which is quite some play for a story about a law that may happen in a foreign country, and has yet to be shown to have any efficacy.
Their belief is that they can keep the bureaucracy that accompanies greater centralization in check if they "stay vigilant, and let it grow organically and not make it too deliberate" (Miller 2015).
