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To begin with, he kept a close watch on who got in.

We will have to keep a very close watch on you,?

I kept a very close watch over the area in question.

I think we're going to have to keep a close watch on them for the next several years.

I think we'll have to keep a pretty close watch from now on.

She said she'd stay at the top and keep watch.

My next step was to keep watch upon the three of you.

I leave one group to light a fire and keep watch.

He told them to go out and keep watch around the house.

Keep watch for others and stop them if they come.

All through the dark hours he kept his vigil alone.

Inside the church, the hundreds who had kept a vigil here have gone.

And deep in the night, for those who kept vigil with him, there it was.

Dozens of family members and friends have kept a vigil by his bed.

Nobody needed to know he'd been keeping his own vigil for the past few hours.

"Does that guy keep vigil at his window or what?"

But he said soldiers should keep their vigil against possible attacks.

For the next three days we kept vigil at his bed in the private clinic.

The man had been keeping a vigil that night in memory of his love.

Miles kept vigil by the door but began to grow tired.

Keep your guard up, and come back to me in one piece.

Here they stand for Germany and keep guard over our people.

So they were keeping a guard of their own on him.

He was allowed to keep a personal guard of six hundred men.

It would change hands again unless the men kept guard.

Howard is to stay near the car to keep guard.

They always kept a guard on duty, just in case.

The man was gone and the girl had now settled herself down on the floor before the door to keep a guard over her.

One thing was certain, he'd have to work harder to keep his guard up against her from now on.