Sentence examples for belts up from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of belt up
R: "So you want to give all the belts up?
Meanwhile, back in Blighty, Damien Lewis belts up as the Star In A Rallycross Car.
Move things like belts up and down - anywhere from you waist to just under your chest is a good place for a belt.
Are they allowed shoelaces or belts up there?
Extending the metaphor, while Wal-Mart is positioned to pay reduced tolls, the Republican mantra sounds something like, tighten the belts, up gas prices and keep the riff-raff off the roads through austerity measures and deficit reduction.
"Belt up, Sir Steve!" wrote The Guardian in an editorial.
Belt up, fellow Australians interested in sensible public policy.
I say, do belt up and pass that joint, Brigadier.
Belt Up have a residency with the York Theatre Royal.
1982: This advert preceded the law change making British drivers belt up in 1983.
– "'awesome.'" Audiences have seen Ms. Hathaway belt, up close, as Fantine in "Les Misérables," but she's been known to rap, too.
