Idiom: keep after someone / something
— If your boss doesn't approve your request for a raise, keep after him until you get it because you deserve it.
— It's very frustrating to have to keep after you every evening until your homework is done so if things do not improve I'm going to disconnect the internet.
— We have to keep after our tenants to pay the rent every month but eventually they do pay.
— Please be sure to keep after your mother's medications and ensure she takes them as directed by her physician.
— Being a secretary is like being a mother sometimes. I have to keep after my boss to do a lot of things.
— You'll have to keep after these weeds or they will overtake your garden this summer.
— We have to keep after our medical providers to get the receipts we need to get reimbursed by our insurance company.
— I used to have to keep after my kids to do their chores but I was very strict for a couple of years and now they have developed good habits and do things as asked.
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