Sentence for up | Use up in a sentence

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• Let us up. (10)
• Speak up, sir! (10)
• Harriet drew up. (10)
• He looked up at that. (8)
• She looked up at him. (9)
• Sum up the Polyphonic Era. (3)
• Corte went up to the Chief. (10)
• Or, take up law or medicine. (9)
• The man with the pipe came up. (22)
• And her mother going up to Town! (8)
• Once she got up and walked away. (8)
• She caught it up and walked away. (8)
• Boleskey stopped roaming up and down. (8)
• He got up, and threw open the window. (8)
• My desire is to make up for the past. (22)
• Our Peterborough is up at the chateau. (10)
• Can one get dinner on that 6.30 train up? (8)
• The economic agent swept her up and down. (8)
• Walk right up and show her your left hand. (21)
• He has got rid of one to take up with a viler. (10)
• I must go up to their confounded chatter again. (10)
• The ads were poorly gotten up, but we knew why. (16)
• The picture once conjured up would not be laid. (10)
• But a fellow must be all right when his spirits are up. (10)
• The moment he had gone she sprang up: Yes, she was a bad wife! (8)
• But glancing up at Shelton, his dry jocosity reappeared at once. (8)
• His arms crept up till he had buried his face against her waist. (8)
• You got to take your mind right up and put it where you want it. (9)
• Sylvia certainly had none, her cheeks went softly up to her eyes. (8)
• He takes up his pail and cloths and moves out through the windows. (8)
• The quick-witted Italians caught up the interpretation in a flash. (10)
• I could not help running up to the gentleman to beg for his pardon. (10)
• It is not answered, and, after turning up the lights, he rings again. (8)
• Bellew went up to the table, poured out some whisky, and drank it off. (8)
• Clara put up her hands with the motion of intending to stop her ears. (10)
• And he jerked his hand; the dog Balthasar had reached up and licked it. (8)
• Here he dismissed his cab, and turned up the large fur collar of his coat. (8)
• At that touch of tenderness she goes up to his chair and kneels down beside it. (8)
• She had a pine-shaving fantastically tied up with a knot of ribbon, in her hand. (9)
• I promise you good wine shall make it up to you for the return to school-habits. (10)
• And while she supped he kept glancing at her, trying to make up his mind to words. (8)
• He reached up and pulled a red rambler rose from a cluster which blocked the window. (8)
• The basketmakers will buy up the first edition and the gunpowder makers the second. (14)
• Mela was talking to Mrs. Mandel, but her father looked up from his plate and listened. (9)
• He looked back once, up that endless vista of autumn lane between the yellowing hedges. (8)
• It was no better in the old house on the wall; he spent the night tramping up and down. (8)
• While Derek stood there gazing, the first lark soared up and began its ecstatic praise. (8)
• A surge of feeling came up in Laurence for this creature, more unfortunate than himself. (8)
• He threw up his hand and stood still, his face deadly white under his broad-brimmed hat. (8)
• I came up here to put myself in your hands, to keep or to throw away, just as you please. (9)
• She did not leave him to ask her aid, but took his hand and led him up the steep ascent. (10)
• He drew up to relieve himself of a critical and condemnatory expiration of a certain length. (10)
• All night a strong wind blew up the valley, and the acorns fell pattering over me from the oak. (2)
• Nor would Nature shut up her pocket and demand innumerable things of him, as civilization did. (22)
• He had shown them all that blood told; done something to bolster up that system which was-himself. (8)
• He was up early the next morning, and he and Harry walked over a good bit of the ground before breakfast. (10)
• She looked up at me stolidly, and a tear, which had evidently been long gathering, dropped at the movement. (8)
• When I come back in the fall I have the powder swept out, and the shades pulled up, and begin living again. (9)
• Before she left the room she went up to him impulsively and leaned her head against his breast for a moment. (13)
• Algernon shrugged disgustedly, and was giving the old man up as a bad business, when Anthony altered his manner. (22)
• Sometimes, he would come up when Gyp was there, and after watching her a little in silence, almost drag her away. (8)
• Well, I shall tell people that you and Lord St Erth backed me up for one Club, and asked me to resign from another. (8)
• After lunch, when Winton was settling his accounts, she wandered out through the long park stretching up the valley. (8)
• But I was thinking how pretty and pleasant things used to be turning up all the time on our travels in the old days. (9)
• Yet more hurt was she by the reflection that a too lively sensibility might have conjured up the idea of the compliment. (10)
• When I reached it at last they were nowhere to be seen; I looked up this street and down that, but they were not in sight. (9)
• An old horse, not yet taken up from grass, stood motionless, resting a hind-leg, with his face turned towards the footpath. (8)
• It was growing dusk on Saturday afternoon when he gave up that intolerable waiting and opened the studio door to go to Nell. (8)
• A sad or a culprit air did not befit him: one reckoned up his foibles and errors when seeing him under a partly beaten aspect. (10)
• He carried his two bundles under his arm, and stepped nimbly up the steps of the hotel, without turning his head to either side. (6)
• Temple related that I fell, and was carried all the way from the cricket-field home by Heriot, who would not give me up to the usher. (10)
• Flashing used against chimneys, dormers, or other vertical walls should be bent up 4 inches and extend into the slate courses 4 inches. (17)
• They kept up with him, in the fascination of the sight, to the next corner, where he turned down the side street still searching the gutter. (9)
• Seeing Edward Blancove in the street below, he threw up the window compassionately, and Edward, casting a glance to right and left, crossed the road. (10)

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