This is not a story you can keep to yourself.
|
|
How much of your life should you keep to yourself?
|
|
So, just know that I'm— CARL QUINTANILLA: Mom said 'Keep to yourself.
|
|
Science victories allow you to keep to yourself and (hopefully) out of war.
|
|
Of course, it's perfectly natural to have things that you'd rather keep to yourself.
|
|
That's something to be proud of, but it's not something you should keep to yourself.
|
|
"The Faroese food, especially the fermented food, is something you keep to yourself," Ziska told me.
|
|
"It's best to keep to yourself and try not to get involved in any drama," she wrote.
|
|
With new Lenses and Spectacles coming, you might see Stories that are too cool to keep to yourself.
|
|
"When he was there, it was keep to yourself and do your thing," the man said of Epstein.
|
|
That's some freaky fetish—even if it's via a UFC obsession—that you should probably keep to yourself.
|
|
It does not matter who you are, whether you are active online, care about politics, or keep to yourself.
|
|
Was that hard when you have such a big, tight knit community here, deciding sometimes to keep to yourself?
|
|
In the final years of my 20s, I learned how easy, and how lonely, it can be to keep to yourself.
|
|
Always take care of yourself and don't listen to anyone telling you it doesn't exist or it's something to keep to yourself.
|
|
When you're more impulsive, you might send an email you regret or say something out loud that you'd usually keep to yourself, notes Lederle.
|
|
Although it might be something you try desperately to keep to yourself, sometimes you can't hide the fact that your butt is pretty much drenched.
|
|
To prevent friends, family members and colleagues from getting sick, keep to yourself until 48 hours after your fever has subsided and you're feeling better.
|
|
"If you're preoccupied with work once you get home, or even into the weekend, you may feel that you need to keep to yourself," says Taylor.
|
|
I just think it's really a part of your life that you gotta keep to yourself … You have to, or you'll go insane in this type of business.
|
|
Erskine and Konkle also bring to life so many of the unspoken rituals of girlhood—ones that you keep to yourself or only share with your closest friend.
|
|
The fact that mowing the yard will be the most zen and relaxing time you'll have all goddamn week is information you should feel free to keep to yourself.
|
|
Having sex with a politician is generally an activity you want to keep to yourself — barring, perhaps, a close circle of friends — and it's certainly something to keep off the public record.
|
|
Sometimes you can give little tips away that you might want to keep to yourself, but at the same time, when the whole company is running better, it's better for everybody involved.
|
|
" He adds: "When you live your life on TV and everyone has an opinion about it, there's going to be somethings you just keep to yourself and that's what we decided to do.
|
|
"When he was there, it was keep to yourself and do your thing," the man recalled, adding that Epstein paid well and would give away older machinery and surplus including lumber to his employees.
|
|
" Her husband Najee Jackson, Sr. told local news outlet KDVR: "The negative comments — keep to yourself because at the end of the day, what's important is that each one of these parents goes home and kisses their kids.
|
|
" Students also answered this question: "In general, if you really did well in school, is that something you would be proud of and tell all your friends about, or something you would be embarrassed about and keep to yourself?
|
|
Your Uber password is the key that unlocks your account — and with it may be Uber Cash, information on past travel, links to other financial tools like PayPal or a credit card, and plenty of other data you&aposd rather keep to yourself.
|
|