Sentence examples for hogs up from inspiring English sources

Scenes of uniformed Victorians chasing hogs up and down the streets were a staple of anti-progressive editorial cartoons of the era.

"I'd hang the hogs up, put 'em on the line for the Mexicans," he recalled.

It only hogs up space which makes your closet seem stuffy.

As a result, video is hogging up the bandwidth.

Or, let's suppose you're staying in a hotel (or you're on a plane) where everyone pays the same for Internet access, except there's one guy in room 805 who's hogging up 50% of the bandwidth watching God knows what.

(And lest you think I'm a fancy rich person: the iMac is going on four years old and the MacBook is nearly three years old!) But the media center is so thoroughly great that I happily keep the iMac on there, hogging up all my elbow room.

T-Mobile and HTC teamed up to add a few very nice features including one-step e-mail setup for many carriers — Gmail POP is notably absent, but accessible through advanced configuration menus — and a task manager that shows exactly what's running at all times, ensuring you don't have two instances of the Calendar app hogging up precious resources.

You're hogging up our newsfeed.

Just look at our politicians, huffing and puffing and hogging up the airwaves with toddleresque whines.

With so many famous acts hogging up all the news, it can be easy to miss performers like Cyril Hahn.

"The argument around the dinner table will shift from who hogged up all the texts or the minutes to who hogged all the gigabytes," Jackson said.