1.   A regular newsletter keeps people in touch and a whole series of social events are undertaken.

2.   Along the prom the amusements and rides were still open but the bad weather had kept people away.

3.   He argued that capitalism requires some people to be kept in an inferior position in society.

4.   It would be a crying shame if high ticket prices kept people away from baseball games.

5.   Meetings are held every nineteen days, not necessarily Sundays, which must keep people on their toes.

6.   That is why the Government have concentrated on keeping people who are actively involved in business.

7.   That simple fact, which would appear to be self- evident, keeps surprising people.

8.   The disciplinary process required to keep people of low intelligence in order was simple.

9.   The general use of disapproval in order to keep people on their toes tends to be counterproductive after a time.

10.   The moral way to resolve the problem is to keep people from entering rather than punishing their children once they are here.