Sentence examples for be working up from inspiring English sources
verb
To do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers. intransitive
It seemed to be working up through the Iowa straw poll.
This marketing strategy seems to be working, up to a point.
The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, appeared initially to be working up a serious alternative economic plan.
MORE than two months after Barack Obama's health exchanges opened, they seem to be working, up to a point.
When he'd talk about the World Trade Center, it was always with a lift, like it was good to be working up there".
Shouldn't they be working up to this?
For the legendary innovator Anna Halprin, dancing is still something to be worked up to.
(3) Hyponatraemia and acid base disturbances must always be worked up, especially in patients being considered for surgery.
The data out of the questionnaires of Phases 3 and 5 will be worked up using SPSS/PASW.
The regimen should be worked up to a dose of 12.5 to 50 mg/week.
Being prepared for cold temperatures is not something to be worked up over: just take your extra clothing off.
