Usar "keep up with" en una oración

1. Those who were fatigued and weak, and could not keep up with the rest of the congregation of Israel, were attacked from behind

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2. Information began to fill her mind; it was coming so fast she couldn’t consciously keep up with it

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3. The population of the world was already over twenty billion and growing rapidly, faster than agricultural science and prosperity could keep up with in many areas

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4. Sonia said she moved so fast she could barely keep up with her

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5. I would guess, based on what you told me, that he went back to Chardovia, and you did NOT give me coin to book passage on a darkrunner to TRY and keep up with him

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6. She admitted that between the girls, Hipolyta was the daughter she most tried to keep up with and sort out

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7. On the other hand, she’d met a few people in her life she just couldn't keep up with no matter what she did

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8. what's her name, was supposed to be there sometime around ten, to discuss the preparations for the Summer Fair, but before then she had to do all that she’d let laps, while pretending to keep up with Jim

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9. You’re doing the same thing here, trying to keep up with all of us at the same time

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10. The whips tightened as they ran, trying to keep up with Roman as he spun around

11. I’m a bit too old to be a Jackaroo, but I can still keep up with the ankle biters

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12. Jean found it difficult to keep up with Henri as they

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13. She was even able to get a couple master's sessions, one on improvisational ear techniques that she couldn't quite keep up with, another on the Tragoth scales

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14. I don't mean exclusive, I'll always want to party too, but someone who's usually home with me, someone I can keep up with

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15. "If you've been with her I don't think I can keep up with you

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16. "I can't keep up with you

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17. Hogan strode out towards the back of the monastery walls and Conradie puffed along next to him, his fat wobbling and rolling as he struggled to keep up with the tall, long legged marine

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18. She'd liked the people in Halakanonn but didn't want to have to keep up with the changes in their music

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19. They were both natives of the Yakhan however, always on the run, both with boost habits and Piishain with a norrot habit also that the ventilation system couldn't keep up with

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20. And among them, the Magi came as well, enhancing their speed with the Oneness just to keep up with Adros and the others

21. enough to keep up with their spending, and slaves to money and their material

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22. but they are likely to keep up with all the latest industry updates for their

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23. down after only a few days so they could keep up with orders

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24. In trying to keep up with the pace of your daily waking life, you dreams may serve as your only outlet in coping and coming to terms with the loss of a loved one

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25. To dream that you are tap dancing indicates that you need to keep up with life or else you will be left behind

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26. And sometimes she felt she could barely keep up with the pace of it all

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27. The away party, trying to keep up with Mim and Yula, was just rounding the last bend in the path approaching the ruins of a very ancient-looking stone building

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28. After all, he had been willing to go on with the act, but this grown woman had been unable to keep up with him

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29. Besides, we could keep up with the gossip of the village and our various family members

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30. dodged in and out of the crowd, trying to keep up with

31. “Mom, don’t you keep up with the research?” was her reply

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32. People told me that it would help me learn other languages, but I couldn’t even keep up with

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33. Her legs were dragging as she desperately struggled to keep up with Galeron, and she now paid focused attention to what she was doing with them

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34. For many, many years we would go to the park and play basketball - until I just could not keep up with my older son anymore

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35. "Yer know, there were a time when yer used ter keep up with the latest fashions, Peter boy

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36. You’ll need it if you expect to keep up with us

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37. The creatures couldn’t keep up with a fast walking man

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38. lowed me to keep up with Cal’s swift descent by slacking the

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39. all two shifts could do to keep up with the day’s heavy catch

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40. By mid-afternoon, Colling was forced to send to the German dairy for additional cream, and was running the ice cream machine steadily to keep up with demand

41. “You should thank your lucky stars that I’m too old to keep up with her, or I’d steal her

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42. They just managed to keep up with the half-wild bison herd that they could only nominally make a claim to ownership of

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43. He had survived he felt, solely by his inability to keep up with the others as, in their excitement, they had chased down a wounded animal

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44. What a turnabout! Abelon thought as he tried to keep up with her

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45. “Everyone is bunching up as the leaders brake for the turn,” interjected Fred, the pair of men had a staccato, back and forth style, which was quick-paced to keep up with action on the track

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46. Man moves so fast that I can"t keep up with you

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47. From time to time some old friends there send me issues of Dziennik Polski, the Polish language newspaper, so I keep up with U

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48. Every now and then, she had to run to keep up with him, but he did not turn and did not say anything

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49. As a little guy of 4 years-of-age, he just couldn‘t keep up with the other two

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50. I have to jog to keep up with him

51. She moves at a brisk pace, and it’s difficult to keep up with her

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52. I’m not sure what we are doing, so I keep quiet, observing carefully the events to keep up with the action

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53. I sometimes can’t keep up with all the interesting subjects

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54. It was all he could do to keep up with Bruce, who had resumed a speed

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55. “He’s hard to keep up with sometimes

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56. Our small cadre was much pressed to keep up with them

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57. She wasn’t ready for a conversation, for a pile of lies she’d have to keep up with in the days to come

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58. What he planned to do was enable us to keep up with the other tumen on campaign in a terrain not necessarily familiar to us

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59. The man had stopped shooting and for the moment he seemed content just to keep up with us

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60. “So I could keep up with them

61. sweat from his eyes, Cloud came after, hurrying to keep up with

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62. TEPCO can barely keep up with the construction of tanks

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63. I really needed to find a way to better keep up with that language

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64. They could not keep up with us and we soon outdistanced them

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65. Korak, Libuse, and Maggie worked for hours in the kitchen, struggling to keep up with the appetites of the peasant men

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66. Within several minutes Jock could hear the sirens of the highway patrol behind them, as they pulled up in front Jock said Channy just keep up with them ok

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67. Evidence was reportedly so massive that climatologists could hardly keep up with it

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68. I needed to shape up and keep up with His stride

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69. The nanoscanners keep up with the ship

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70. My eyes would have been able to keep up with what Adrinius and Zacchaeus were doing, but as for the werewolf, our speeds aren’t even able to match a quarter of theirs

71. At least (and I give him credit for this), my father had the acumen to keep up with

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72. She told me that he was furious that she hadn‘t told him that she was coming, and that he went striding ahead of her – he was very tall and had long legs, and some woman told me that she felt as though she spent her life trying to keep up with Herb Robbins – and my mother said that she ran along side of him, ―so happy, like a little bird

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73. Ever heard of an evolutionary race? Same idea: different species evolving continuously just to keep up with other species, which are also evolving continuously to keep up with other species—and so on

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74. This is how you can also use lists to keep up with what certain people are tweeting about without having to actually follow them

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75. know something about it and keep up with what’s going on

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76. to keep up with the babble of voices

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77. Even the wide semi intelligent seats couldn’t keep up with

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78. the tax as necessary to keep up with government spending

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79. laterally in order to keep up with the ever

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80. simply wasn’t any way her small gardens could keep up with the

81. You might have to adjust this, since the best you can do is estimate, but this account will really help keep up with your expenses and make the process of paying for irregular expenses as easy as your regular ones

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82. There is no even-handedness here, and to keep up with what is currently politically correct is reminiscent of the same problem writers for the Soviet Union’s state organs, Pravda and Isvestia, had to negotiate

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83. It is most important to frequently look at the Facebook page to answer people’s questions, keep up with comments, and monitor activity

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84. On his right wrist Park wore a watch with twin dials, a Christmas gift from his wife, Dorothy, that helps him keep up with time zones when he travels

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85. “I need the exercise, if I want to keep up with Mark

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86. “Oh?” Annyeke shook her head, trying to keep up with this sudden change of direction

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87. In the past, Johan had sometimes wondered why she didn’t change it to keep up with the latest Gathandrian fashions, in the days when fashion had been deemed important, but Annyeke marched to a different beat

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88. Without program directors, Triad family members serve in that capacity, putting in hours that range from 30 to 55 percent of a normal nine-to-five work week to keep up with a hundred or more grants that are active at any given time

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89. I read the assignments and keep up with the professor, day by day

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90. Starret was hard put to keep up with Penn

91. At least the ones that it belongs to might try harder to keep up with it

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92. not able to keep up with the University; he couldn’t keep a job and if it hadn’t been for

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93. division, because at the rate the new business was growing he could not keep up with

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94. It charged ahead, desperately trying to keep up with the frenzy of motion careening along beside it

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95. a long story short, he couldn’t keep up with project, lost his ass on it, and had to bring

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96. of the walking army that had been forced to travel overland night and day just to keep up with

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97. Afraid the sparkling repartee would be more than they could keep up with, Court and the Doc excused themselves

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98. For sure I will keep up with my charities, but not the mega actions of the past

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99. me, for its quality, and not to keep up with the Jones! The thing is, we don’t need to

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100. double-time beat? Think they'd be able to keep up with you?” He gave an evil-eyed grin as