Sentence examples for keep suspicious from inspiring English sources

He was travelling with a security detail that was supposed to keep suspicious cars away, but suddenly he realized that a black BMW — the car of choice for assassins in Iraq — had pulled up alongside him.

He has no doubt that his program keeps suspicious characters away from houses of worship, though his students have yet to catch a would-be attacker.

Pretend that it never happened afterwards, or attempt to pass it off as a weird coincidence, but make it sound unconvincing to keep people suspicious.

While they were unable to link him to his online pseudonym, his travels abroad and contacts with the activist and media communities kept them suspicious.

A cover story about the removal of two bad teeth kept the suspicious press placated.

With thousands of calls to the police logged, the captain urged residents to keep calling about suspicious neighbors and "potential suspects," people suspiciously angry or absent from work routines or involved with weapons, she explained.

Closed-circuit televisions have been installed to monitor stations and keep track of suspicious activities.

Citing "insularity and prejudice" in West Indian selection, an article in a Trinidad newspaper stated: "The selection of Betancourt in preference to Dewhurst was a pre-arranged affair, the latter being only given the leadership of the second Trinidad team in order to keep quiet a suspicious and already much chagrined public".

To seem less suspicious, keep the door open just a crack so no one thinks anyone's in there.

While you're walking, peer over your shoulder and look behind you, if you see anything suspicious keep your eyes at hand.

We keep that wariness, that suspicious nature.