Keep
Make good
Make good verb - Act as promised.
Usage example: make good on promises
Both terms in one sentence
- Funny tries to make good time, but Doug and Judy keep getting distracted by tourist traps.
Source: Going to See the Elephant - This is still a sprite comic i'M goning to keep trying to make good sprites but in the meantime just imagen that thsese are sprites.
Source: Webcomic / Nintendo Super Squad -
The trick of course was to keep the weight of the robot to a minimum, and also to make good use of the limited space inside the robot's chasis.
Source: Design-It-Yourself Equipment
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