I hope we shall have the chance before long," said Adair; "we must keep a bright lookout from the ship and try to do what we can.
Provided she doesn't go much astern, we must keep at it in the hopes of a lull," observed Jack to Higson.
We must keep an eye on these fellows," said Jerry Bird to Archie; "they'll not mind cutting our throats if they have the chance.
Both Jacob an' I must keep on with you, or write ourselves down as cowards; but at the same time we have the right to think it a foolish venture.
If we knew exactly what had happened it might be as well for all three to go back to the fort; but there's no knowin' when matters may take a turn, an' we must keep a sharp watch lest through us our people are brought into a trap.
But I must keepmy ten shillings," exclaimed Jasmine "Oh!
Primrose said over and over again: "Two things are absolutely indispensable--we must be independent, and wemust keep together.
It's a stunner to find that Joe's gone, now, in addition to all the rest, but we must keep a stiff upper lip.
We must keep up our courage, and make the best of present circumstances, bad as they sometimes are.
But she says that you and I must keepto our arrangement not to see each other till July.
And in all the world there was now not one soul to whom he could speak his real thoughts--not even to her, because from her, beyond all, he must keep at any cost all knowledge of his unhappiness.
And they're quite right; we must keep working--our contracts!
We must keep him in good humour--we must show him every possible favour in a quiet way, and you must not let Griffith and the others tease him.
I must keep in my chair, and you must not disturb me.
He had promised his good lord and sovereign, Baldwin of Flanders, and his word of honor he must keep.
I agree with you that water may be found yonder, but we must keep together.
We must keep on all through the night, and refresh again at daybreak.
Now, it seems to me that wherever we can we must keep to the mountains.
We must keep on now we have started, and bear it like men.
But when he has grown into a great merchant he must keep books, and he must keep a great many of them, and they must be kept accurately, or he will get into trouble and go to ruin.
If I would have a healthy skin, I must perspire freely all the time, I must keep my body clean, I must wear clean clothing, I must breathe pure air, and live in the sunlight.
I must wear clean clothing; I must exercise in work or play; I must keep my body warm.
God grant neither judge nor jury may find it out; but at all events we must keep to our story.
Now, give me that bandage, my man; we must keep it down tight, for the muscles have had an awful wrench.
No; we must keep them in the dark if we possibly can.
There is something jovial and roystering about an ancient tavern; but we must keep a sharp lookout for Mrs. Schallibaum.
We must keep him on the move until the effects of the drug have really passed off.
We must keep together, and watch sharp," he warned Spotted Deer.
Yes, we must keep a sharp watch for our enemies," replied Running Fox.
To avoid exaggeration here, we must keep in mind how large a part personality played in their teaching also, and from how deep in their lives their messages sprang.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "must keep" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.