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"That was a good old ship we were on, though she kept bad company.

Her social worker said the stealing was also the result of boredom and keeping bad company.

Kei is a hairdresser by trade, but she has been keeping bad company lately.

It'll learn them not to keep bad company." "

It would show they kept bad company."

He is not behaving very sensibly, he keeps bad company."

The senor keeps bad company, he was thinking as he dished out a meal.

I've warned you before, Ben, either you stop keeping bad company, or.'

She underscored those lessons at home, telling them to shun smoking, drinking, eating pork and keeping bad company.

"You keep bad company," the soldier said.

That's from keeping bad company.

Spuds: they like to keep bad company

As for Madam Ciller's husband, Ozer, he was said to keep bad company.

"Keeping bad company and all."

'You keep bad company, little guy.'

There were girls who persistently stayed out late, girls who kept bad company and girls who drank too much.

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Keeping Bad Company (1997)

both keep bad company.

(lines 91-92) She suggests that he had been keeping bad company, carousing with Lear's retinue, and Edmund quickly confirms this.

Again I heard that Strymon had called while I was out in the City; and just afterwards my father charged me with keeping bad company.

"You don't like him-he has a bad reputation with women, abysmal taste in wives, he gambles and keeps bad company, and, oh, yes, he's English.

We knew he was keeping bad company, being in the government and all-but I didn't know it was this bad . . . well!"

It might be virtuous on its own, but it likes to keep bad company - and I'm afraid, even speaking as a fan, that's the only way I want it.

In addition, Victor still kept bad company that led him into incidents such as when he was talked into participating in a street gang fight in which he was wounded.