Sentence examples for hits up from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of hit up
The well-meaning response of woolly internationalists hits up against the force of that framework of loyalties and fears.
Sometimes he hits up a bar in his neighborhood where a $6 pint comes with a small pizza.
(She hits up the fast-food drive-throughs during the day, and then eats all kinds of junk bought in bulk late at night).
One young man, seemingly with nothing to do, hits up a camera-toting visitor for a small fee for snapping photos.
For now, Australians will have to be happy that Sydney is part of the whistle-stop Doctor Who tour, which also hits up Mexico City, even though no Mexican seems to have ever done anything for Doctor Who.
But he said that in the first three days the cam was up, the Shake Shack site (shakeshacknyc.com/camera.html) received 14,000 hits, up from 3,600 hits in the same three days the week before.
Afterward, hit up the uberflashy nightclub Le Bâoli.
HIRSCH: Which I hit up every morning.
Should we really hit up neighbors for cash?
