Examples of using Have to keep up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I have to keep up.
Now you just have to keep up.
I have to keep up.
Who says you have to keep up?
I have to keep up appearances.
I do it because I have to keep up.
I have to keep up standards.
This was the man who drove the E-Type to Geneva, the man I have to keep up with.
Schools have to keep up.
Have to keep up with another country?
Well, I didn't read the whole thing because sometimes… I have to keep up and read those magazines.
We have to keep up pretences.
Where Mary working they closing down by the end of the month, and I have to keep up the installment on this car.”.
You have to keep up the quality.
Patients using this medication will find that they have to keep upping the dose though to get the same relief.
You have to keep up the relationship.
With an increasingly competitive environment,the creative professional and creative industries have to keep up with the new frontiers of innovation.
I have to keep up the tradition, right?
But you have to keep up your end of the deal.
I have to keep up appearances, Poirot.
Unfortunately, I have to keep up appearances at work, but we will reconvene tomorrow at 8:00 A.M.
Have to keep up the family name, so my dad says.
There's all sorts of things you have to keep up with and… New tires for the minivan, piano lessons, you know, and, because all that… Carl Pronger is dead!
You have to keep up with the needs of the market and the customers and you will always have to optimize your system accordingly.
I just have to keep up with this gorgeous hottie.
I realize you have to keep up appearances in public, but I don't have time to play games.
So easily can death call on me but I have to keep up living as long as I can. However, if I face the death some day_ that I will_ doesn't matter. What matters is the effect of my life and death on others'."[citation needed].
Security has to keep up.
You're the one who has to keep up appearances, Professor.
The guy that she really loved, but having to keep up with the consumption of substances that they both were trying to do at the same time.