Sentence examples for being run up from inspiring English sources
The roughly $140 billion in the fund cannot cover the pension debt being run up by local governments.
The Greens' Higgins campaign is being run up by the same team that helped elect Sam Hibbins in Prahran at the 2014 Victorian state election.
The United States will also need the Chinese to buy a good chunk of the debt being run up by the bailout of banks and housing.
It involves a catheter sent up from a vein in the leg to inject contrast dye for brain imaging; it does not involve a camera being run up to the brain.
If you go, make sure the kids and the grandkids get a look into the pit, for they are the generations who will be paying off the trillions of dollars in interest and debt now being run up by the Bush administration and the lock-step G.O.P. majority.
Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel laureate from Columbia University who served as top economic adviser to President Bill Clinton, has asserted that exorbitant corporate profits are being run up through oligopolies and passed along to stockholders, raising the share of national income accruing to the rich.
In meetings ideas are "run up the flagpole".
Never more so, surely, than when they are run up by a country without a coastline.
So far, all that many of them have done is run up losses.
Toby is in trouble because he's run up gambling debts.
