Sentence examples for hive up from inspiring English sources

They should hive up, they have done enough damage already.They are still urging the sanctions to be lifted, which of course would be silly and would only do Vladimir Putin, not Russia or us a favor.

For example, a quick stealth segment changes up the pace and forces you to peer out from under your muzzle flash for once and really appreciate the enemy Hive up close but it lasts for all of 45 seconds and you never get the opportunity to revisit the mechanic, much like that tiny, tantalizing turret section from previous expansion DLC House of Wolves.

For example, a quick stealth segment changes up the pace and forces you to peer out from under your muzzle flash for once and really appreciate the enemy Hive up close – but it lasts for all of 45 seconds and you never get the opportunity to revisit the mechanic, much like that tiny, tantalising turret section from previous expansion DLC House of Wolves.

The investigators would like to thank Isaac Kohane and Susanne Churchill at the i2b2 center for the subcontract award, Shawn Murphy, Vivian Gainer, Michael Mendis, and Lori Phillips for their help in getting the i2b2 hive up and running at the University of Utah, and Cheri Hunter and Jim Livingston at the UUHSC for the infrastructure and implementation resources.

The hive stand can be made of anything that holds the hive up, or you can use a commercially purchased one.

That is just as likely today, with 679 registered beekeepers in Connecticut maintaining 4,241 hives, up from just 300 tending 1,974 hives in 2005, according to Kirby Stafford, state entomologist and vice director of the Connecticut Agricultural Experimental Station in New Haven.

I put the cover on and hoisted the hive back up.

Walk away from the hive, open up your hood and just let it fly out".

I persuaded him to restring the cable between two trees that were farther apart, and we raised the hive back up.

If the hives show up in a weaken condition the hive will not do the job.

Monti is a hive for up-and-coming artisans.