Examples of 'keep out' in a sentence
Meaning of "keep out"
keep out: This phrase is a common warning to prevent entry or access to a particular area or space, often used on signs or doors as a security measure
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- To refrain from entering a place or condition.
- To restrain someone or something from entering a place or condition.
How to use "keep out" in a sentence
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I will keep out a watch for strangers.
The signs clearly say to keep out.
Keep out of reach of children or incompetent persons.
I know how to keep out of the way.
Keep out of reach and sight of children.
You better keep out of this too.
Keep out of sight for a few days.
Tell him to keep out of the way.
Keep out of reach of children and animal.
You just keep out of the way.
Keep out of sight and maintain surveillance.
We will try to keep out of your way.
But keep out of speakeasies from now on.
He just can not keep out of mischief.
Keep out of curtains or other flammable materials.
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They gotta keep out the riffraff.
Keep out of my way and do not push.
Like a moat to keep out your enemies.
Keep out of the sightand reach of children.
Our job is to keep out of his way.
Keep out of thesight and reach of children.
We made that upto keep out undesirables.
Just keep out of sight and wait.
I promise we will keep out of your hair.
Keep out of the reach or sight of children.
Just have to keep out of his way.
Keep out and get back indoors.
So you two can keep out of this.
Please keep out of reach of children and.
And you better keep out of this.
You keep out of my third shelf down.
We join in and keep out of the rain.
Keep out of sight when you go back.
No one can keep out of the conflict.
Keep out of sight as much as you can.
Designed to keep out the white people.
Keep out the cold and wet.
But just keep out of our way.
Keep out of sight or he will not appear.
Your hands keep out the light.
I am the monster they wanna keep out.
They keep out all the rats.
I would advise you to keep out of that.
You can keep out of sight there.
Fear of fire is good to keep out of hell.
A door to keep out the hostile world.
Cover the pump to keep out dust.
Let us keep out the grocery clerks.
It would scarcely keep out the wind.
And keep out of the liquor cabinet.
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I can not keep running people over
I would not even be able to keep it down
So it could not keep swimming to keep breathing
