up in a sentence

• We shouldn't give up our audience to anyone else.
• Teachers'unions and school boards have put up stiff resistance.
• But it's still right up my alley ."
• Let's see how many take them up on it.
• He moved up the corporate ladder and became president in 1982.
• See, people get hung up on this whole age thing.
• Of the 53 works up for sale, 37 found buyers.
• Every time I talk about it, my tears well up.
• I was curious to see how the sod was holding up,
• Finally, the weather warmed up and the grass took off,
• It's difficult to see up in a sentence .
• Several of the students have taken her up on the offer.
• Gwynn said, his face screwing up in an uncharacteristic scowl.
• I was kind of easing up on him at the end.
• He just got the ball up where they could whack it,
• He reared up, and he twisted and fell over backwards,
• The company has reason to want to pretty up its appearance.
• I should have stepped up on Bebeto and played him offside,
• Soon, he was up and running, Vaseline left behind.
• Some of them get like that when they get up there,
• She pulled her groin muscle on Sunday during warm-ups.