Sentence examples for does run up from inspiring English sources

Suppose the continent of land does run up to the north pole, or suppose it don't.

Six years later, she's wafting around in swathed cloth and a lilacy glow in the video for 1985's "Running Up that Hill" – not to be confused with the Terry Gilliam-directed short for "Cloudbusting", in which she actually does run up a hill.

Grant pointed out that there were plenty of instances in college football where good teams could — and did — run up the score on an obviously overwhelmed opponent.

The Saudis don't want to bring on world recession or reduce the sales of gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles, but they did run up a lot of debts when oil was cheap, and they could use the money.

Some travelers did run up eye-popping tabs.

If you do run up small medical bills, you're supposed to draw down the HSA to pay them.

Our features do run up to 3,000 words, which in a bloggy world -- or among traders -- may seem long.

If you're running in a bigger group, it'll be harder to target you individually, and you'll have strength in numbers if you do run up against the shooter.

"They just want to know what all the skinny people are doing running up and down the streets".

However, Zuckerberg and his guests did run up a $650,000 bill using private jets for non-work trips, which the company pays for to ensure his personal security.

The EU did run up backlog of €26bn (£20bn) in bills, as a result of a rapid expansion of road-building and infrastructure projects in central and eastern Europe.