Sentence examples for conveniently up from inspiring English sources

Barney's Beanery WeHo Located conveniently up the street from the Ferus Gallery, this populist watering hole inspired sculptor Edward Kienholz to create his masterpiece The Beanery in 1965.

While a silent art auction raged on via iPads conveniently hooked up through the space, partygoers could also wade up and down the three floors that house artist studios before congregating downstairs for a concert put on by Ariel Pink and DJ sets by the Beastie Boys' Mike D and MGMT.

Artistic freedom," he boasted in 1971, conveniently adding up all the solo releases.

Customers, after all, are not just statistical constructs that can be conveniently wrapped up and boxed.

Now the California court has conveniently stepped up to the plate.

After all, the link between London and Scotland's biggest city was conveniently carved up by Air UK, British Airways and British Midland.

Women, it seems, are particularly at risk of being labelled, pigeonholed and conveniently packed up into small, stereotypical boxes.

They really cut down on the tangles, but make it harder to conveniently coil up excess wire for tidy types.

(The best shops in Jodphur are all conveniently lined up along Palace Road at the foot of the palace drive).

David Cameron conveniently sums up all the development rhetoric that came before with the mother of all buzzwords – "the golden thread".

She seems to have conveniently ended up at Merlotte's waitressing, even though she's a terrible waitress.