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Match each term to it's sentence.
The rancher and his friends tried and convicted the horse thieves in a kangaroo court rather than let the sheriff take them to jail for a trial according to the law.
Mrs. Robinson has three children to support and she doesn’t make very much money at her job. She is barely keeping her head above water.
I know you’re angry, but you’ve got to try to control
yourself. Keep your cool and don’t lose your temper.
They planned to meet Joe on a crowded corner at lunchtime. He hadn’t arrived yet, but as people walked toward the corner, they kept their eyes peeled for him.
I’m not telling anyone yet, but Tom and I are getting married. Keep it under your hat, okay?
You can’t expect people to be very friendly to you
when you always keep them at arm’s length.
You will succeed if you keep working hard, but you
have to keep your nose to the grindstone.
know you’re hungry, but dinner won’t be ready for another ten minutes. Just keep your shirt on!
Jane wasn’t sure that she had passed the test, but
she was keeping her fingers crossed.
If she wants to do well in her job interview, she can’t
daydream—she’ll have to keep her wits about her.