It kept the blood in his brain, and that kept him awake.

The regulating device kept the blood circulating at the proper rate.

Faith and zeal doubtless kept the blood moving through their veins.

The glow of so much merrymaking kept the blood warm and the skin dry.

It kept the blood boiling, and the rivalry going.

So long as the sack's lining of tar kept the blood from leaking out, they should be safe.

But Dickon held them back and would let none drink, until he found the case where is kept the blood-that-all-may-drink-in-safety.

This kept the blood pure, but, from the standpoint of world usefulness, it was a serious defect in Greek life.

He apparently kept the blood family there in the meadow even after the others had taken off for friendlier locations.

He was embarrassed, Dillon knew, that he hadn't figured out that the knife would have kept the blood from flowing.

When a blizzard came my cattle had to travel, and the continued travelling backwards and forwards kept the blood in circulation.

I pressed it in hard, and kept the blood from flowing, and thought I should hold out so till the sun rose.

Various marriages and intermarriages with old and noble families kept the blood pure, a circumstance as much prized by the Scotch as by the Germans.

The swing of Brokaw's arms and shoulders kept the blood in them circulating, while Billy's manacled wrists held a part of his body almost rigid.