Example sentences of "kept [pers pn] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 I kept me beret on .
2 I prefer the smell — very feminine — and it kept me fresher .
3 With his own body he broke down the wall that separated them and kept them enemies ’ ( Eph. 2:14 , 15 ) .
4 Swansea 's victory kept them top of the First Division and was another display worthy of any defending champions .
5 Downton and Emburey kept him company for a while , and when number eleven Dilley joined him he had 69 ; when Dilley was out for 2 next morning Willey had completed his century , a splendid 102 not out that took England to 271 , Croft finishing with 6 for 74 .
6 Baptiste kept him company for a while as he blazed away , but when the ninth wicket fell with the score on 166 and fourteen overs still unused , it seemed that his effort would be in vain .
7 Walsh kept him company for 45 minutes for 27 runs , Patterson for an hour for a partnership of 62 until the second new ball was required to finish off the number eleven .
8 It kept him company on Once Hill and as he pushed the bicycle into the garage and leant it against the Suffolk Punch .
9 But his form , in an often disappointing side with a fragile back-up , has at times been exceptional and kept him top of the national averages .
10 The impersonal grey line of the North Sea kept us company to Helmsdale which nestles in the folds of heather hills close-cropped by winds that come relentlessly over that cruel water .
11 To Emma Durham , the Treasurer , who against difficult odds kept us solvent , to Michelle O'Callaghan , the Social Secretary , whose art of mixing cocktails ensures that she will always have something to fall back on should the need arise , and to Diane Mynors , the Housechair for her ability to seek out bargains ( how many people do you know that could get 14 bottles of dishwashing liquid for 64 p .
12 He would have settled us down and kept us calm , and there is no doubt that we would have won , ’ said Mr Ferguson .
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