keep

• i keep

• have to keep

  I have to keep it in those margins.

• keep up

  When they met at parties Nigel continued to keep up a surface friendship.

• get to keep

• try to keep

  I try to keep it the same time.

• keep an eye

  At least this way they could keep an eye on the supply source.

• keep away

  He would not be able to keep away.

• difficult to keep

  Without structure it is difficult to keep effort aimed in the right direction.

• want to keep

  ‘I want to keep an air of mystery’

• keep quiet

  Lock him up tight until the end of the war like Hess, only they'll keep quiet about it.

• must keep

  ‘We must keep some for him.’

• keep out

  ‘He's a winner and there is aggression in his game, but he's now a more mature player who tries to keep out of trouble.’

• able to keep

  He would not be able to keep away.

• should keep

  If Simon wants to keep the Human League, he said, then he should keep them.