keep in touch with somebody
stay in touch with somebody , also: keep in touch , also: stay in touch

He'd kept in touch with her since he left home.

One way is to help them keep in touch with home.

They met at university and have kept in touch ever since.

I kept in touch with a few friends from the university.

Over the next months, the two men kept in touch.

He did keep in touch with friends from the game, though.

I think the President should keep in touch with people.

He should know enough to keep in touch with me.

Like to keep in touch with what was going on, he did.

We did keep in touch though and I went to some shows.

They had to be kept in touch with each other.

Even after he moved down the road we still kept in touch.

After all, who needs to keep in touch with us more than our children?

If the two of them kept in touch, she would have tried to call.

She kept in touch with him until 1999, three years before his death.

Not to do work, but to keep in touch with friends and family at home.

You want to keep in touch with your past every now and then.

It might actually help me keep in touch with my husband.

I do remember him and we always kept in touch after that.

I kept in touch a bit with John after that.

We've always kept in touch, ever since she worked here.

IF you hit problems keep in touch with your bank.

They never keep in touch with each other after that week.

That she did not keep in touch with her parents.

There were only a few close friends she kept in touch with over the years.