Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Walk out
Walk out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Another ad has a guy walk out of the shop into heavy rain, and, after a moment's decision, use his laptop keep himself dry and keep the cereal safe in its case, even though the cereal is presumably in a waterproof bag inside the box.
Source: The Power of Cheese -
Trouble begins when both husbands begin lavishing love and attention on their mutual wife, who refuses to decide between them and instead does her best to keep them both on equal terms.When the husbands become pals for a night and walk out on Vicky to teach her a lesson, she calls the police.
Source: Film / Too Many Husbands -
As his wife is about to walk out, his brother (who now controls the man's estate) stops her, informing her that if she wants to keep one penny of her infant husband's money, she'll have to raise him back to adulthood...
Source: Fountain of Youth
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