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Keep step   /kip stɛp/   Listen
Keep step

verb
1.
Maintain the same pace.  Synonym: keep pace.






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"Keep step" Quotes from Famous Books



... as compared with the same stream laughing and singing on its way under summer skies. But she was learning the lesson that all must learn; that the world sweeps relentlessly onward with no pause for individual woe, and each must keep step in its ceaseless march, no matter how weary the brain ...
— At the Time Appointed • A. Maynard Barbour

... Leigh said, as soon as they were fairly away from the village, "instead of walking along as a loose body, you had better form four abreast, and endeavour to keep step. It is no more difficult to walk that way than in a clump; and indeed, by keeping step it makes the walking easy, and it has the advantage that you can act much more quickly. If we heard an enemy approaching, and I gave the order, 'Ten go to the right and ten go to the left!' you ...
— No Surrender! - A Tale of the Rising in La Vendee • G. A. Henty

... but soon stopped; for Fanny could not keep step, and Jessie pulled and stamped and hummed ...
— A Garland for Girls • Louisa May Alcott

... forward again to Salmana, three days later to Abu Tilul, and the next day to Bir el Mazar, twenty-five miles west of el Arish. Part of these mobiles lay over Sabkhet, where it was possible to keep step and the pipers attached to each company could amaze the desert rats with alien music. The hard work fell on the flank guards, who had to move over heavy sand and to keep up with the column rejoicing in the better going, and putting on the ...
— The Fifth Battalion Highland Light Infantry in the War 1914-1918 • F.L. Morrison

... Jerry as what followed at Jerry's heels; a perfect reproduction of him, quarter-size, also with a newly-washed face and a pair of new blue overalls. He too had his head up, and his shoulders square, and he was an irresistible object, throwing out his heels and trying his best to keep step. Since the longest strides he could take left him behind, he would break into a run, and getting close under his father's heels, would begin keeping step ...
— King Coal - A Novel • Upton Sinclair


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