Sentence examples for keep very close from inspiring English sources
"But at the same time they will need to keep very close connections with them.
Anybody who's had one, you have to keep very close eye on them.
His aides, concerned by their candidate's tendency to speak off the top of his head, have begun to keep very close tabs on Reagan at all times.
This private funding will come from finances that the clubs keep very close to their chest – believed to be linked to the Middle East.
"It's not about punishing Britain, it's about being coherent," he said, stressing that France would keep "very close bilateral cooperation with the UK", particularly on military and defence issues.
Mastrov claims he is fixing the problem by improving its point-of- sale computers at every club, which help keep very close tabs on dues collection.
"The race has kept very close links to its history as well as keeping up with the future". said McNish.
"He kept very close to the kids," Mr. Nedd said.
Asked Friday for detail, Eric Fehrnstrom, a senior adviser, said, "The governor keeps very close counsel," adding he had "no guidance on that".
In 2007, Christie's chalked up $542m- and Sotheby's $730m-worth 730m-worth ofter-auction sales, ranking the auction houses among the biggest private dealers in the world.Sotheby's has always kept very closales Mranking.
superbude.com, from €16 per person The Tallinn Backpackers in the Estonian capital's Old Town used to be an ambassador's residence and keeps very close to its roots with lots of original features including exposed stone.
