Sentence examples for begin up from inspiring English sources
'begin up' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
If you are looking for a phrase that has a similar meaning, consider using 'start up' instead. Example: She decided to start up her own business.
Advance preparation: You can begin up to several hours before serving.
The authority plans to begin up to $4.8 billion in borrowing over the next few years, before some reimbursements are likely to trickle in.
Advance preparation: You can begin up to several hours before serving: Proceed with the recipe and cook halfway through Step 4, without adding the broccoli.
First, the structure of the coatings needs to be understood from the atomic scale, where dissolution reactions begin, up to length scales which cover the aggregation of inhibitors and other additives, which take place at ∼10−5 m, i.e. 4 to 5 orders of magnitude.
Sightseeing Visitors interested in experiencing the city's two other new architectural landmarks can begin up the street from Disney Hall at the imposing adobe-colored Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, 555 West Temple Street, (213) 680-5200, www.olacathedral.org.org
Such activity can begin up to thirty minutes before you do something stupid like forgetting why you walked into a certain room or why you got out of bed this morning when you don't have a job.
Everyone knows that the 405 problems begin up-stream, at the Euclid and Brookhurst Street off ramps, where traffic lanes are taken away.
The ruckus begins up the road, towards the beach.
That says the Patriots believe defense begins up front.
Clean up everything and begin setting up the scene.
To practice, begin standing up, facing forward.
