Sentence examples for be able to run up from inspiring English sources

"I had a very strong feeling that Aresnal would be able to run up the score today," sobs David Correia.

Maybe you'll be able to run up and kick a pumpkin without people asking why you did that and if you're going to pay for it.

Mr Wolf, the star of Jan Fearnley's Mr Wolf's Pancakes, would love to be able to run up a batch of pancakes but he doesn't know how.

Of course, if America is bound to stay stuck in a low-growth equilibrium for the foreseeable future then, like Japan, it may be able to run up enormous piles of sovereign debt with little impact on interest rates.

The day that the renminbi is fully convertible — more than a few years away, but perhaps less than a few decades — will most likely signal a huge shift in global economic power, and a day of reckoning of sorts not just for China but also for the United States, which will no longer be able to run up huge debt without economic consequences.

Samsung said the Galaxy Fold would open up to create a 7.3in (18.5cm) tablet-like display and would be able to run up to three apps at once.

"This is the first time he's been able to run up and down," Mike Woodson said.

What is surprising, however, is that without property they have been able to run up such significant levels of debt".

"If Obama is able to run up big numbers around the country," said Mr. Anuzis, the Michigan party chairman, "the potential for hurting down-ballot Republicans is very big".

You must not think that I am able to run up so many years, and over so many adjudged cases, which we call common-law, to answer your curiosity.

These tiny tropical lizards are able to run up walls and along ceilings extremely fast, yet they can stick to a sheet of polished glass with only one foot.