1. Who keeps company with the wolf will learn to howl. 

2. Never keep company with dishonest persons.

3. He keeps company with all sorts of lazy characters.

4. He kept company with her for years.

5. Because of its size it is able to keep companies on its books for 20 years or more, providing top-ups when necessary.

6. She is kept company by kindred spirits, such as Uncle Ben and the Cream of Wheat cook.

7. The couple began keeping company in 1930, and six years after they met, they were married.

8. The key is to keep company only with people who uplift you, whose presence calls forth your best. Epictetus 

9. Keep company product and process information confidential and secure.

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10. I don't keep company with hypocrites.

11. Desert and reward seldom keep company.

12. Let's keep company with sports and health and dance cheerfully to the harmonious youth melody.

13. Who keep company with the wolf will learn to howl.

14. She stayed at home to keep company with her younger sister.

15. Do you expect servants to keep company with thieves and all sorts?

16. Want there is the day that you keep company with I aming really happy , thank you!

17. I keep company with all your worshippers, and those who have your orders in their memory.

18. Endeavor , as much as you can, to keep company with people above you.

19. The teenage boys used to keep company with a lonely old woman.

20. Then, I caught a few fish on the bottle, and keep company shrimp.

21. I nearby have a beauty, the name call worry Ji, she see my depressed and not talking much, she don't fear my Ai frost and often keep company with me to drink.

22. Deal with local banks, tax authorities, Bureau, Bureau Auditing Bureau, to keep company business run smoothly.

23. She asks me not to leave , ho , so we can keep company and console each other.

24. It is part of fishing folklore among bloke types who keep company with barramundi and crocodiles, or dabble in prawn fishing.

1. Never keep company with dishonest persons.