(1) We are trying desperately to keep to our schedule.

(2) You've got to keep to the speed limit.

(3) One should keep to one's promise.

(4) Keep to the path parts of the moor are bog.

(5) For heaven's sake let's keep to the point or we'll never reach any decisions.

(6) Keep to the seaward side of the path.

(7) Keep to the speed limits.

(8) It's best to keep to the paths.

(9) Our neighbours keep to themselves.

(10) Please keep to the paths.

(11) Keep to the subject(),please! We don't have much time.

(12) Keep to the nearside lane.

(13) You should always keep to the speed limit.

(14) He didn't keep to the letter of the contract.

(15) Please keep to the footpaths.

(16) Don't confuse the voters. Keep to the message.

(17) Keep to the pavement, Rosie, there's a good girl.

(18) I think we should keep to our original plan.

(19) Keep to the right!

(20) Things will only work out if we all keep to the plan.

(21) Let's keep to the subject(http:///keep to.html), or you'll get me too confused.

(22) You must keep to the rules even if you think they're unfair.

(23) The policeman asked the crowd to keep to one side.

(24) Keep to the track the moor is very boggy around here.

(25) A significant number of drivers fail to keep to speed limits.

(26) If we keep to the plan the work should be completed in two weeks.

(27) If you keep to the main road you won't get lost.

(28) You're sure to get lost if you don't keep to the path.

(29) Keep to the footpath.

(30) People with coeliac disease need to keep to a gluten-free diet.

(1) We are trying desperately to keep to our schedule.

(2) You've got to keep to the speed limit.

(3) For heaven's sake let's keep to the point or we'll never reach any decisions.

(4) Keep to the footpath.

(31) I must keep to what I've seen with my own eyes.

(32) In discussing this problem, we ought to keep to the point at issue.

(33) Nothing is more irritating than people who do not keep to the point.

(34) If we can't keep to the schedule, we'll be in trouble.

(35) She's old and infirm and has to keep to the house.

(36) Keep to the track-the land is very boggy around here.

(37) On this superhighway drivers should keep to a speed of over 80 miles per hour.

(38) The traffic regulations call for that all vehicles should keep to the right.

(39) Keep to left fork after 1/4 mile.

(40) Walk carefully, keep to the white squares.

(41) These are aids to enable you to keep to your theme and they provide a logical consistency to the talk.

(42) You can keep portions small enough to keep to your target weight.

(43) We had other social policy commitments and we also needed to keep to those.

(44) I agree it's not the way I planned in those remote days when I imagined one could keep to plans.

(45) Nothing is more irritating than people who do not keep to the point and talk for too long.

(46) I am trying to keep to a very strict timetable.

(47) To do so follow two simple guidelines. 1 Keep to the low-fat dishes. 2 Keep to the very simple dishes.

(48) The earlier a pupil is able to find and keep to a comfortable and efficient working position, the better.

(49) Or like the Vicar they keep to the straight path because vice is more arduous than virtue.

(49) try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(50) The next Opposition party should agree more timetabling of Bills early in the new Parliament, and we should keep to it.

(51) With a talk, the topic is specified in advance and you will be expected to keep to your brief.

(52) Keep to the west bank of the Parrett and follow the towpath to Westover Bridge.

(53) After about two miles, I take the left fork and keep to the principal route.

(54) But in addition, Placide could not keep to herself what had happened.

(55) His frustration he tried to keep to himself but it hovered about him until it shaded and finally swallowed him.

(56) Ask friends what's worked for them or buy a paperback that offers a realistic diet and know you can keep to.

(57) A man feels so insignificant against its vastness that confidences no longer seem something to keep to oneself.

(58) She accepted the news of war with bewilderment and sadness; feelings she soon learned to keep to herself.

(59) Let me keep to it. Please help me to keep to it.

(60) I am sure that many cases will be able to keep to that timetable, but I see difficulties in many others.

(61) Critics could barely keep to the constitutional pretence that the monarch was above political error.

(62) They keep to the road and ride with amazingly straight backs.

(63) However, composers often go to great pains to keep to true intervals.

(64) The crags along here are heroic, offering sections of exhilarating scrambling if you want to keep to the crest.

(65) Hadn't they all agreed to keep to a nice, steady speed after the immediate getaway?

(66) All blood samples were obtained between 0830 and 0930 h to keep to a minimum the spontaneous circadian variation of fibrinolytic system.

(67) A proper footpath could remedy this because users would be more likely to keep to it.

(68) If you must have a snack, keep to fruit or a stick of celery.

(69) Keep to the safest, simplest dishes when eating in restaurants while you follow the F-Plan slimming diet.

(70) Come straight to the point and keep to the point are the golden rules of letter writing.

(71) Gen Musharraf has promised to keep to a supreme court ruling that requires him to hold general elections by October 2002.

(72) It is absolutely essential for the smooth running of the rest of the day that they keep to this limit.

(73) Try to keep to a regular timetable of waking and sleeping.

(74) Keep to the bottom of the small valley rather than following the track which goes off to the left.

(75) Through trial and error you need to establish what times suit you best and then keep to them.

(76) You need your owner's support and wisdom so try to keep to heel and do as you 're told.

(77) As a result, to keep to their schedules, the television companies had to cut rates, resulting in falling revenues.

(78) Be realistic from the outset, so that you don't become dismayed by your inability to keep to your own timetable.

(79) Yet one that was hard to keep to yourself, she could feel it bursting out all over her.

(79) try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(80) Keep to work and sanity and open air - to the cheerful and the matter of fact side of things.

(81) As long as we keep to the main road we should be safe.

(82) Pedestrians keep to the sidewalk [ footpath ] !

(83) Don't digress too much ; keep to the point.

(84) We must steadfastly keep to the correct path.

(85) What you write should keep to the point.

(86) Keep to the point. Make your answers short.

(87) Out of order! Keep to the point, please.

(88) Keep to the point, please!

(89) We should keep to the principle of main body, human nature , macrocosm , sustainable and prospective methodology.

(90) While it might lead one commenter to release a venomous ad-hominem attack on a blogger, it might lead another to express interesting political opinions that he would otherwise keep to himself.

(91) We still keep to the principle of equality and mutual benefit.

(92) In discussing this problem we to keep to the point at issue.

(93) To reply ad rem is to keep to the subject being discussed.

(94) Since few people can keep to such an unappetizing diet, researchers hoped that doses of resveratrol might secure a painless path to significantly greater health and longevity.

(95) The two brothers have exactly opposite temperaments : one likes to be active while the other tends to be quiet and keep to himself.

(96) What you have just said is neither here nor there . Try to keep to the topic.

(97) What we need to do now is buckle down to developing the productive forces faster through reform, keep to the socialist road and demonstrate by our achievements the superiority of socialism.

(98) Sophia: No, we keep to a five day work week. Why do you ask?

(99) He must keep to the straight and narrow path, no doubt about it.

(100) You are wandering off the point again, do please try to keep to the subject.

(101) Valhalla . You must keep to the starboard side of the fairway for 4 cables.

(102) Keep to the principle of "service upmost , people foremost", Great wall hotel sincerely welcomes worldwide guests with best service.

(103) The squadron would be forced to keep to international skies.

(104) Keep to the track ─ the land is boggy around here.

(105) Seek: Beyond black. Chocolate, wine, charcoal and navy absorb light, so they slenderize. Keep to a single or close shades. Avoid: Lighter colors that reflect light and expand silhouettes.

(106) Numerical examples indicate that the modified expressions keep to the principle of conservation of energy.

(107) First, we should keep to the positive direction of China - US relations.

(108) The packing is a motive that product sell, any a kind of product, through produce, market, keep to carry but arrive the consumer process in the hand to all need the packing.

(109) No. Because we keep to come - price policy,(http:///keep to.html) every customer pays the same.

(110) Keep to the right and hold the handrail on staircases.

(111) A comparison of Bakhtin's view that the novelist should keep to the extraordinary position and Joyce's theory of depersonalization reveals that there is common ground between the two.

(112) Let's keep to the point. We can talk about that later. Allright?

(113) In deepening political restructuring, we must keep to the correct political orientation.

(114) Keep to one job; a rolling stone gathers no moss.

(115) Dealing with the mind-body problem, mainstream functionalists tried to keep to the stand of physicalism, while to be against reducing mental state to physical state.

(116) He was determined to keep to his plan until circumstances compelled him to curtail it.

(117) Once you have made a covenant of salt, you should keep to it.

(118) The doctor laid down the law, and told the patient to keep to a light diet.

(119) Drivers and passengers each keep to their own side of the railing.

(120) Keep to the right side of the escalator to let's others pass.

(121) Jos é Mourinho is pleased there are new boundaries to cross to keep to his players focussed.

(122) Be clear on your facts and keep to the point.

(123) Sophia : No , we keep to a five day work week.

(124) She is the kind of person who will keep to her bed for the slightest indisposition.

(125) I'm going to keep to that idea the rest of my natural life.