Idiom: keep someone posted

Meaning

Idiom: keep someone posted

— We have submitted his application for naturalization and our attorney will keep us posted on everything related to the immigration process.

— Please keep your mother and I posted during your trip and send us text messages each time you travel to a new city.

— I will keep everyone posted about the event through Twitter and Facebook.

— We need someone to keep us posted on the status of enrollments. Any volunteers?

— I prefer driving using the Waze App because it keeps me posted on traffic delays.

— My son would be very interested in working here. Can you keep me posted on any future job openings?

— Did you know you can set up Google Alerts that will keep you posted on new results that match the topic you search on?

— Could you keep us posted on new home listings in the Kentlands development?

— I'll keep you posted during our drive up so you'll know exactly when we'll arrive.

— Our social media manager will keep us posted on any mentions of our company in the news or online.

— If Jason had only kept us posted on his travels, I could have given him my free frequent flyer and hotel rewards points.

— Yes, I'll keep you posted on the case each week.

— Just keep me posted on her daily productivity and we'll decide whether or not to keep her in two weeks.

— Would you please keep me regularly posted on your mother's condition? I will stop by the hospital as often as I can.

— We've hired a web monitoring service to keep us posted on our children's internet activity.

— Don't worry, I'll keep you posted on any unusual activity while you're away.

— Please keep me posted on any good gossip you hear about my sorority sisters.

— Here's my card. Keep me posted on any speaking opportunities at your company.