Предложения со словом «keep»

Мы нашли 80 предложений со словом «keep». Количество символов. Рифмы.

• You shall keep quiet and I'll go on talking, for the time has come.
• Keep his eyes open forwhat, exactly?
• Unable any longer to keep his fancies to himself, he went with them to Olga.
• The Sunherald was managing to keep his face flat too, but the temple priests were a different matter.
• The Overlord says we do our jobs and keep the peace.
• I won't keep you in suspense.
• He was seldom even seen at church and they overlooked this neglect on the ground of his craziness, and did not keep him to the rules binding on all the rest.
• Sit down in that corner and keep quiet.
• I will keep with Pyotr Alexandrovitch everywhere now.
• There are positions in which one has to keep a sharp lookout.
• Being a true novice meant you worked for your keep.
• Keep an eye open, Syannis.
• The House of Records is about the safest place I can think of for him to keep something short of leaving it on his own ship.
• He would certainly have to keep watch to-day, but where?
• Keep under cover of where the air is brewing like a mist.
• He told me to keep watch in case any men came.
• Indeed, no pains were spared to keep the youngster in good appetite and spirits.
• Это на его языке зовется to keep up appearance[56 - держать фасон (англ.).].
• Something too precious to keep with him at the Two Cranes but not something he can keep on his ship.
• They had shutters, locked and barred from the inside at night to keep out thieves, but while there was daylight they were open.
• Your Venice will keep another two days.
• I did not sneak on him, of course, and I made them all keep quiet, so it shouldn't come to the ears of the masters.
• You must only not lose your nerve and keep calm.
• Tanngris, you can keep watch outside my window with as many men as you see fit.
• She didn't keep it back, and of course that was all I wanted.
• Let her keep near them if they are a part of life to her, and if she will.
• How could I keep it hidden from you that all my thoughts are not with you.
• Who'll keep watch for me?
• My dear ones, why do we quarrel, try to outshine each other and keep grudges against each other?
• Would the priests let him keep that?
• He left my mother a small house built of wood, and a fortune, not large, but sufficient to keep her and her children in comfort.
• I played with Mitya to keep me from running to that other.
• The snow is up to the windows, and we have to keep a fire all day.
• I have given her some hot medicine, and am going to keep her indoors for the present," answered Olga dully.
• And I've my own dignity to keep up, too.
• I'll keep on my overcoat.
• Sometimes they would keep silence for quite half an hour at a time, while she busied herself with her needlework, and he busied himself in a chaos of thoughts which ranged beyond the immediate present.
• I did not keep her long, don't be afraid.
• She used to keep the feasts of Our Lady particularly and used to turn me out of her room then.
• But if they don't keep it available, and instead, the computer hard disks of fans around the world keep it alive, then any royalty owed for such copying should be much less than the amount owed a commercial publisher.
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• Let him keep it as a consolation." "Bravo, Mitya!
• He had only come to us three years previously, but had won general esteem, chiefly because he "knew how to keep society together." He was never without visitors, and could not have got on without them.
• Though he lived in the hermitage they did not worry him to keep its regulations, and this too because he behaved as though he were crazy.
• Next day I go and take that half to her: 'Katya, take this fifteen hundred from me, I'm a low beast, and an untrustworthy scoundrel, for I've wasted half the money, and I shall waste this, too, so keep me from temptation!' Well, what of that alternative?
• If I hadn't had something to keep me here, I would have run over myself long ago, for I've some business there in a hurry.
• Still we'd better keep to the children, though it does weaken my case.
• For mercy's sake, don't keep Alexey Fyodorovitch a minute.
• I keep wondering why he took offence so suddenly, for I assure you, up to the last minute, he did not know that he was going to trample on the notes.
• It was a habit of ours to sell out quick and keep moving.
• Why do you keep putting the notes in your side pocket?
• He was instructed to avoid raising the alarm when he reached Mokroe, but to keep constant watch over the "criminal" till the arrival of the proper authorities, to procure also witnesses for the arrest, police constables, and so on.
• We must solve them as we can, and try to keep a dry skin in the water.
• You want to keep an eye on me.
• You keep an eye on them for me, boy.
• A party of black-skinned Taiytakei traders in their rainbow robes and their bright feathers walked serenely out from the Avenue of Emperors, discreetly escorted by half a dozen snuffers to keep the worst of the riff-raff at bay.
• He gave medicine to keep off the devils.
• It was too much to keep inside him any more and he had to let it out.
• I sent you a thousand roubles, so you have begun to keep your eye on me.
• Father Ferapont had been appointed to look after them and keep the lamps burning.
• But we shall keep the secret, and for their happiness we shall allure them with the reward of heaven and eternity.
• He only sent word the day before, through a friend, to his brother Dmitri, that he loved him and expected him to keep his promise.
• For though she could filch a lot of money from the papa he wouldn't marry her, and maybe he'll turn stingy in the end, and keep his purse shut.
• They keep their manifests there too, but they also have strongrooms with iron doors and the best locks in the city.
• Master Sy had never bothered much with locks before.Locks mean keys and keys are always stolen and Master Sy had shown that he knew all about stealing keys.Better to keep with you everything you value.
• Not that hehad a sword, but if Master Sy had taught him anything at all, it was when to keep his mouth shut.
• You know, when children are silent and proud, and try to keep back their tears when they are in great trouble and suddenly break down, their tears fall in streams.
• At least when they did this Berren could keep up.
• It's not enough to cut their heads off, for they keep back progress.
• You see, however stupid I am about it, I keep thinking, I keep thinking- from time to time, of course, not all the while.
• Whatever you see tonight, you keep it to yourself.
• He could carry enough to keep him alive for the first few days.
• Strapped across his back to keep it out of the way.
• But, until then, we must keep the banner flying.
• He suspected that he would intentionally keep out of his way now, but he must find him anyhow.
• It was said that the jealous old man's object in placing his "favourite" with the widow Morozov was that the old woman should keep a sharp eye on her new lodger's conduct.
• Even the most demure novices struggled to keep their excitement in check.
• I'm not 'old fellow' to you, and you can keep your advice for another time!" Mavriky Mavrikyevitch snapped out savagely, as though glad to vent his wrath.
• How could I dare to keep it back from him?
• They inquired particularly into the circumstance of his having a place of ambush in Marya Kondratyevna's house at the back of Fyodor Pavlovitch's garden to keep watch on Grushenka, and of Smerdyakov's bringing him information.
• Nowadays masters require their lacqueys to look respectable, and the gentry no longer keep their halls chock-full of footmen.

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