Sentence examples for hop up from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something, especially a machine, better (faster, bigger etc.)
"I used to hop up on the desk to get out of the way.
"They hop up and down from the benches and damage them," he said.
They run up and down steps, and hop up and down steps.
The girls hop up and down holding hands; they wear only their underwear.
At these two "Pajama Party" concerts, kids are more likely to hop up and down than nod off.
When Yogi visits the rotunda sometime this season, he will surely hop up and down all over again.
The Stielow-built Camaros are not old cars with some hop-up parts bolted on.
Cash to hop-up your ride are earned in each race, and bonus points can be accrued by pulling off fancy maneuvers mid-race.
Develop a good hop-up technique.
If your gun does not have enough hop-up, then it is not performing at its peak level; if there is too much hop-up, then it will not shoot accurately and the range may even decrease.
