The phrase "and so you keep" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a context where someone is explaining a continuous action or behavior, but it requires additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "You’ve been working hard on this project, and so you keep pushing yourself to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "and thus you continue" or "and therefore you persist".
And so you keep moving, seeking a better vantage point and wanting more.
In this sense, Facebook offers potato chips of information — you get a tantalizing taste that somehow doesn't quite satisfy, and so you keep seeking a sensation of fulfillment.
The moments you spend together are brief at best, but the sex is incredible and so you keep on telling yourself that this is only temporary.
In this sense, Facebook offers potato chips of information you get a tantalizing taste that somehow doesn't quite satisfy, and so you keep seeking a sensation of fulfillment.
You're not older than you feel, and so you keep on going and all of the sudden you go, 'Oh, I'm getting up there,' and you've got to start thinking about things".
As you pass the person of interest, you gather courage and lift your face, despite everything, but the person of interest is talking to somebody else, and so you keep on going, all the way out of the party and the dorm.
For now, though, here's the upshot of the courts' split: If you weren't cool enough in April 2004 to know anyone who had a Gmail invite and so you kept using Hotmail forever, that's turned out to be an inadvertent stroke of luck for you.
Do not, as the professor, forget about the quasi-periodic cycle of research; that sometimes it's good and things work, so you keep working while you're golden.
This helps you learn more about him and in doing so, you keep your conversation going whilst also showing him you care.
So you keep going, and looking back, and no one is chasing you.
So you keep saving and try to pay down the credit-card debt out of what's left over.
