Examples of 'keeps the kids' in a sentence
Meaning of "keeps the kids"
Keeps the kids: A phrase that implies someone is responsible for the care, supervision, or entertainment of children. It suggests that the person is looking after the well-being and needs of the kids
How to use "keeps the kids" in a sentence
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keeps the kids
It really keeps the kids interested in history.
She was in one of the families thatjust keeps the kids for the money.
The meth keeps the kids up and doing more.
Cheadle will play a social worker who keeps the kids out of trouble.
It keeps the kids physically active.
She was with one of the families that just keeps the kids for the money.
This keeps the kids entertained for hours.
That 's where the monster keeps the kids.
Because it keeps the kids away from the fire.
Keeps the kids amused and making new friends while parents can relax.
Yeah, it keeps the kids out.
Keeps the kids entertained and quiet during church!
Yeah, it 's true . The meth keeps the kids up and doing more.
It keeps the kids active and allows them to learn without even really knowing it.
Hey, it keeps the kids quiet.
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Keeps the kids off the street, gives them something to work toward.
It's great. It really keeps the kids interested in history. Oh, yeah.
Keeps the kids entertained but also convinces adults with humor, sometimes just great.
It's an insult. Keeps the kids out, the little Louis Armstrongs.
Keeps the kids out, the little Louis Armstrongs.
It keeps the kids out.
Keeps the kids out, the little Louis Armstrongs . Tells them they are not wanted.
Yes, it keeps the kids occupied and quiet.
Keeps the kids off their phones, am I right?
This keeps the kids safe, off the streets.
