No, "logging up" is not a standard phrase in English. It is not a valid phrase or expression that can be used in written English.
And some employees were logging up to 15 hours of overtime a week.
Time to be fiery!" By Mr. Thompson's own estimate, he is now logging up to 16-hour campaign days, 50 percent longer than most days four years ago.
"Running a marathon is all in the head, it's all mental," said Mr. Mond, who also puts in real roadwork, logging up to a dozen miles a day on the pathway along the Hudson River.
The model predicted increased elephant and gorilla density with increasing time since logging up to a maximum of 15 years, before decreasing and eventually approaching values in unlogged forest.
We have tree work done every winter and the stuff that is not worth logging up goes in the chipper.
Hefting logs up a mountainside!
Nato logged up to late October more than 100 intercepts of Russian aircraft, three times more than last year.
Experts say cheating workers on wages, forcing them to log up to 200 hours of overtime a month and denying them health benefits is commonplace in China.
With long-awaited group chat and the ability to log up to 2,000 friends, it's clear the interactive aspect is a key component to the PS4.
She again finished fourth in the 10,000 metres, in the 2001 track world championship; she then charted a course toward the marathon, training in the Pyrenees, where she logged up to 225 km (about 140 miles) per week in training.
Last fall, British maker OMG Pic (yes, that's their actual name) announced Autographer, a high-resolution wearable camera that automatically logs up to 2,000 pictures a day.
