"keep leisure" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is better to use "keep leisurely" or "keep at leisure". For example, "We decided to keep at leisure and enjoy the weekend".
Another measurable reason for why women still seem to think they carry a greater burden, even when facts suggest otherwise, is that women are far more likely to combine "leisure activities" and child care, while men tend to keep their leisure distinct from activities with children.
More than 3,000 people had signed a petition to keep the leisure centres open and said the closures would have a "devastating effect" on the community.
My children can't have swimming lessons anymore because of a bike ride!!!" Marie Louise Hudson agreed, saying "they couldn't afford to keep Stocksbridge Leisure Centre open which is used by the whole community".
Maintain leisure and social activities – keep socially engaged.
The people we count on to keep business and leisure travel flowing passed the test this time.
By closing Don Valley, which the council subsidises to the tune of £5 for every visitor, it says it can keep many other leisure facilities open.
Narratives that dominate media representations speak of resourceful middle class urbanites buying up former smallholdings to keep horses for leisure, not production.
Online If the sound of warblers trying to out-do each other with competitive tricks and trills was all too much for one sitting, then catch up on last weekend's two-part knockout stages at your leisure, and keep up with the inevitable office discussions about whether Jessie was right to choose Ruth-Ann over Ben Kelly, and whether she'll ever stop singing along.
This civilized activism of good taste and leisure would keep your hands clean, the mind free and your soul burning.
Whether you love to go for a hike at sunrise, or you feel the most alive when you're driving your motorcycle, engaging in leisure will keep you from getting stuck in a rut.
