Sentence examples for were 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.
Among the shows previewed were "Keep It Moving," which chronicles the lives of four up-and-coming music promoters.
But a wealth of colorful detail and a concentration on the strange characters many of these statesmen were keep her narrative lively.
The brothers' main rules for the reservation were: keep other Brazilians and tourists out; do not impose white man's logic; do not meddle in village affairs, and, in more recent times, keep the medicinal knowledge of traditional healers out of the hands of so-called biotech pirates who sell such knowledge to pharmaceutical companies.
"His last words to me before he left here," says Campbell, "and his last words to Barbara and to Amy before he put on his oxygen mask, were 'Keep it going.' " Helm's friends would be happy to comply with that injunction, but first there is the matter of a bank debt in excess of nine hundred thousand dollars, which threatens to again place the barn in foreclosure.
The two themes for the 1980 Hiroshima Day march and rally in Sydney, sponsored by the Movement Against Uranium Mining (MAUM), were: "Keep uranium in the ground" and "No to nuclear war".
Tidal volume (VT), inspiratory to expiratory ratio (I/E), respiratory rate (RR), and FiO2 were keep constant during the study.
Careful records were kept.
Most adoptions were kept secret.
