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keeping

[kee-ping] / ˈki pɪŋ /




Example Sentences

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"We won't get carried away with two massive results - it's always about what's next, keeping our feet on the ground and doing the right things this week."

From Barron's

"Considering the extreme weather that's closing theaters across two-thirds of the US and keeping people home, it's a very good opening," Gross said of "Mercy."

From Barron's

He is an expert, however, at getting power and keeping it.

From Salon

"Yes it can seem an expensive way of keeping phones out of schools, and some people question why they can't just insist phones remain in a student's bag," he explains.

From BBC

While that is still the current best defensive record in the WSL, they are keeping fewer clean sheets - six in 13 games this season compared with nine last year.

From BBC