Sentence examples for been keep from inspiring English sources
verb
To continue in (a course or mode of action); not to intermit or fall from; to uphold or maintain.
Their advice has been "Keep a light footprint in Pashtun territory; these people don't want outsiders".
Its unspoken motto has been: keep personal income tax low and make billionaires out of property tycoons.
Whereas it should have been, keep your composure, keep moving the ball about with quality, keep doing what you would ordinarily do.
As fun as all the moments from your twenties that you incessantly reminisce over while your debt worries, crumbling physical health and regret for what could have been keep you awake every night?
As fun as all the moments from your 20s that you incessantly reminisce over while your debt worries, crumbling physical health, and regret for what could have been keep you awake every night?
You should only bring a dog to a parade if he has been obedience trained, but even if he has been, keep a closer eye on your dog than usual.
Foreigners have been kept out.
It's 'Keep Texas Republican.' ".
Her latest is "Keep Sweet".
