Sentence examples for crate up from inspiring English sources

Anna, who for decades was Emmy's personal maid (no other details specified), was suborned by the Nazi asset strippers to crate up the Ephrussi household goods.

You'll crate up your stuff, your food, and big tanks of water and you'll send it on its way a month ahead.

We made it through the intense waves to get to an area overtop a massive drop off an area of the ocean where the land ends and the deep sea begins and proceeded to fill a milk crate up with dead fish and their innards, attaching it to the boat via a string in the hope of attracting sharks.

When introducing the dog, set the crate up in the desired location and leave the door open.

The soldiers … dragged another crate up to the stove, prised open the lid with their bayonets and began taking out tiny Christmas trees wrapped in cellophane.

But one scooter just isn't enough for this pushing-80 crowd, most of whom have known each other from the Depression era, when all the boys made their own scooters by attaching old rollerskate wheels to a two-by-four and attaching an orange crate up front.

Alcock and Brown hire a crew to drag the crates up from the harbor, strapped to horses and carts.

In three weeks she had crated up the St . Petersburghousehold, settled the accounts and prepared to set off, across 2,000 miles, to join her husband in Paris.

Once it was over, the missile, manufactured by Lockheed Martin, was properly crated up for its journey back to whence it had come – Orlando, Florida.

The National Gallery of Berlin crated up its nineteenth-century masterworks and sent them to its counterpart in London - Manets, Courbets, Caspar David Friedrich's transcendent Moonrise Over the Sea.

I spend weeks preparing work in my studio in Brooklyn, then get involved in all of the logistics of getting them overseas, crating up elaborate projects into boxes and hoping everything makes over there in one piece.