Examples of using Trying to keep up in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I was going nuts trying to keep up with all the bidding.
Trying to keep up with all the anchor text rules may not be an outright waste of time,
Updates In the windows world it sometimes drives me up the wall trying to keep up with software updates for people.
Zane is self-motivated to learning about the subjects that resonate with him- Misty is just trying to keep up and not hold him back.
more time trying to keep up with the latest tips and trends.
comforting those about to die and trying to keep up morale in the face of the mounting casualties.
First, he does eight shots of whiskey trying to keep up with the Japanese… huge mistake.
If he didn't have financial independence but were still trying to keep up his social status,
If you are only trying to keep up with the latest installment of adventure regarding your super hero,
We're talking about politics or something, and I just went, just trying to keep up, I went.
a way of getting the Soviets to spend themselves into oblivion, trying to keep up with a technology that will never pan out.
your IT team can be overwhelmed, trying to keep up with management responsibilities
And if you're constantly trying to keep up with the latest trends,
able to craft more interesting tweets and perhaps connect more deeply with a few rather than trying to keep up with the too many.
that broadcasters are not standing still and trying to keep up with technological advances.
a profile on each one of them we can go crazy trying to keep up with all the updates of the contacts
Gasly himself"damaging the tyre quite a lot" trying to keep up.
possibilities that mobile technologies offer and trying to keep up with rapid changes arising from technological development,
Just run as fast as you can. I will try to keep up.