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A bishop keeps on saying at the age of eighty what he was told to say when he was a boy of eighteen.
A hedge between keeps friendship green
Am I my brother’s keeper?
An apple a day keeps the doctor away
An axe in the house keeps the carpenter away
Barely enough to keep body and soul together
Can you keep a secret?
Can’t you keep still?
Don’t keep a dog and bark yourself!
Don’t keep asking me
Don’t keep asking!
Don’t keep crying
Don’t keep prying into my things!
Don’t let me keep you!
Don’t keep asking me
Finders keepers!
He always keeps a level head
He keeps a civil tongue in his head
He keeps giving me that line about ...
He looked such a sight that it was impossible for us to keep a straight face
He’s not one to keep his opinions to himself
Home-keeping youth have ever homely wits.
How hard it is for women to keep secrets!
I decided to keep him at arm’s length
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you!
I’m sorry to keep you waiting
In the Catalogue ye goe for men, As Hounds, and Greyhounds, Mungrels, Spaniels, Curres, Showghes, Water-Rugs, ...
In the wild struggle for existence, we want to have something that endures, and so we fill our minds with rubb...
It is very difficult sometimes to keep awake, especially at church.
It’s yours for keeps
keep a civil tongue in one’s head
Keep at it!
Keep cool!
keep dark
Keep dry!
keep in ignorance
Keep in mind that ...
keep in sight
keep in touch with
Keep it dark!
Keep it simple and stupid
Keep it under your hat
Keep it under your hat!
Keep it zipped!
Keep me informed
Keep moving
Keep moving!
Keep off my pitch!
Keep off the grass
Keep off the grass!
keep one’s head above water
keep one’s wits about one
Keep out
Keep out of mischief
Keep out of mischief!
Keep out of this!
Keep out!
keep pace with
Keep plugging away!
Keep quiet!
Keep silent!
keep something on ice
Keep taking the tablets!
Keep the change!
Keep the faith!
Keep the odd money!
Keep this private
Keep this private!
Keep to your left!
Keep to your right
Keep to your seats!
keep track of somebody
Keep up the good work!
Keep your breath to cool your porridge!
Keep your chin up!
Keep your cool!
Keep your eyes peeled!
Keep your guard up
keep your guard up
Keep your hair on!
Keep your hands off!
Keep your mouth shut!
Keep your nose clean
Keep your nose to the grindstone!
Keep your paws/mitts off!
Keep your pearls of wisdom to yourself
Keep your pecker up!
Keep your pecker up, Peter! It won’t hurt
Keep your powder dry
Keep your powder dry!
Keep your shirt on
Keep your tail up
Keep your tail up!
Keep your temper!
Keep your trap shut!
Keep your voice down!
keeping it short and sweet
Let’s keep this quiet!
Let’s keep this to ourselves!
Mind you, keep warm!
O serpent heart, hid with a flowring face! // Did ever dragon keepe so faire a cave?
Please keep me posted
Please keep me well informed
She asked her neighbour to keep an eye on the children
That will keep you out of mischief
That’ll keep him out of mischief
That’s not in keeping with his position
The critics have trouble keeping up
The goalkeeper has always been an important figure in German football
The weather keeps up
They had just enough to keep the wolf from the door
They keep on talking about the same old stuff
Thou shalt remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy
to be in keeping with
to be in keeping with the proprieties
to be in keeping with the rules
to earn one’s keep
to hold/keep something/someone at bay
to keep a check on
to keep a civil tongue in one’s head
to keep a close watch
to keep a cool head
to keep a diary
to keep a family
to keep a firm grip/hold on something/on oneself
to keep a level head
to keep a lid on
to keep a low profile
to keep a person waiting
to keep a pledge
to keep a promise
to keep a record
to keep a rule
to keep a secret
to keep a stiff upper lip
to keep a straight face
to keep a term
to keep a tight hold of something
to keep a tight lid on something
to keep a tight rein on someone/something
to keep a wife and family
to keep abreast with
to keep ahead
to keep alive
to keep aloof from
to keep an appointment
to keep an even keel
to keep an eye on
to keep an eye out for someone/something
to keep an open mind
to keep at arm’s length
to keep at it
to keep bad company
to keep body and soul together
to keep calm
to keep clear of
to keep company
to keep cool
to keep doing something
to keep down
to keep early hours
to keep fit
to keep going
to keep good company
to keep house
to keep in check
to keep in good condition
to keep in good memory
to keep in good repair
to keep in safe custody
to keep in shape
to keep in sight
to keep in stock
to keep in suspense
to keep in touch
to keep in view
to keep it private
to keep it rolling
to keep late hours
to keep money in the bank
to keep mum
to keep off from
to keep off something
to keep on going
to keep on trucking
to keep one’s bed
to keep one’s cards close to one’s chest/close to the vest
to keep one’s chin up
to keep one’s cool
to keep one’s counsel
to keep one’s countenance
to keep one’s distance
to keep one’s ear to the ground
to keep one’s ears open
to keep one’s eyes glued to someone/something
to keep one’s eyes peeled/skinned
to keep one’s faith
to keep one’s feet on the ground
to keep one’s figure
to keep one’s fingers crossed
to keep one’s hair on
to keep one’s hair/shirt on
to keep one’s hand in
to keep one’s hands off something
to keep one’s head
to keep one’s head above water
to keep one’s head below the parapet
to keep one’s lines of retreat open
to keep one’s mind on something
to keep one’s mouth shut tight
to keep one’s nerve
to keep one’s nose clean
to keep one’s nose out
to keep one’s own counsel
to keep one’s promise
to keep one’s shape
to keep one’s tail up
to keep one’s word
to keep oneself in check
to keep one’s balance
to keep out of danger
to keep out of debt
to keep out of harm’s way
to keep out of reach of someone
to keep out of sight
to keep out of someone’s affairs
to keep out of the sun
to keep pace with
to keep prices down
to keep records
to keep regular hours
to keep several balls in the air
to keep shtoom about something
to keep silent
to keep someone at a distance
to keep someone at arm’s length
to keep someone at it
to keep someone company
to keep someone from doing something
to keep someone in countenance
to keep someone in line
to keep someone in mind
to keep someone informed
to keep someone on tenterhooks
to keep someone on the back burner
to keep someone on the go/on the run/on the trot/on his toes
to keep someone posted
to keep someone waiting
to keep something at the back of one’s mind
to keep something dark
to keep something in mind
to keep something private
to keep something under one’s hat
to keep something up-to-date
to keep something with someone
to keep step with
to keep still
to keep straight on
to keep tab on
to keep the ball rolling
to keep the ball running
to keep the flag flying
to keep the golden mean
to keep the minutes
to keep the pot boiling
to keep the sense of proportion
to keep the wolf from the door
to keep them straight
to keep things separate
to keep things ticking over
to keep things to oneself
to keep to oneself
to keep to something
to keep together
to keep track of
to keep turning up like a bad penny
to keep under control
to keep under wraps
to keep up appearances
to keep up prices
to keep up to date
to keep up with someone/something
to keep up with the Joneses
to keep up with the time
to keep up with the times
to keep up-to-date
to keep waiting
to keep warm
to keep watch
to keep within
to keep within a limit
to keep within bounds
to keep within compass
to keep/put by/save up something for a rainy day
to keep/stand aloof of something
to keep/stay mum
to keep/stay on the straight and narrow
to keep/stay out of harm’s way
to keep/stick to the point
to not be able to keep anything down
to not be able to keep one’s mind off something
to set a fox to keep the geese
to trust the cat to keep the cream
Today, 20 full-time members of staff work alongside with five apprentices to keep the venue going
We had very little to talk about and it was rather a hard job to keep the ball rolling
We’re keeping you up-to-date
You are at fault in keeping the truth from him
You may keep it for good
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