Examples of using Might keep in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why you might keep looking.
Might keep you out of trouble.
Thought it might keep him safe.
Might keep growing till it bursts.
Do you think you might keep it down?
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That might keep you alive, for now.
Do you know where she might keep them?
But I might keep my distance.
Won't make the voices go away, but it might keep you alive.
At least it might keep you out of trouble.
It struck me that Albania was the sort of place that might keep a man.
Showing up early might keep him from running.
It might keep the curse from ever being cast, I guess.
On second thoughts… Might keep Cormac at bay.
You might keep them 2-3 years and that's it.
So I have a plan that might keep that from happening.
If I might keep you for a minute more, Mr Carson.
Understand that, and it might keep you out of jail.
I might keep you in this room for a couple of days, with this one for company.
You think Moscow might keep Arkady as a go-between?
You have probably heard that exercise before bed might keep you awake at night.
Thought this might keep you busy since you're no longer chasing bad guys.
You may have heard that exercise before bed might keep you awake at night.
Correspondence with the Company- the Company might keep correspondence that has been exchanged between you for customer service, management and Site improvement purposes;
I have a feeling that Mr. Burnsis gonna have a little accident that might keep him from bowling with us tonight.
Mother, I thought that we might keep it a secret for now.
Listen, if you take this serum twice a day, it might keep the thirst under control.
At a factory, a breakdown or a last-minute call for a product might keep workers at the plant working overtime.
A finance student may choose to specialize in a subfield like retirement planning orbusiness investments, or might keep their education general with a survey of all areas of finance.