41.   Insulation is important since it keeps out the hot ambient kitchen air, reducing the load on the refrigeration system.

42.   The windows are guarded with iron bars, those on the lower floors viciously spiked to keep out thieves.

43.   The attempt to keep out evil doctrine by licensing is like the exploit of that gallant man who thought to keep out the crows by shutting his park gate...

44.   On all sides were banks of flowers, and climbing shrubs and vines formed a partial canopy to keep out the fierce sun.

45.   The archways were all curtained to help keep out the sun.

46.   Homeowners are putting up barbed wire to keep out thieves in a city where burglaries have shot up by almost seventy percent.

47.   Paul Reece keeping out Bobby Barnes, with a little help from the cross-bar.

48.   No party has overall control, but the Labour and Conservative groups have had an agreement to keep out the Liberal Democrats.

49.   He says it may help keep out every Tom, Dick and Harry who want to busk.

50.   Parish councillors in East Cleveland have asked Cleveland County Council to supply two kissing gates to keep out motorcyclists at the playing field allotment site at Lingdale.