Sentence examples for loose up from inspiring English sources

Cases reported to the NFIB  saw would-be pilgrims loose up to £14,000.

There is a vicious spider on the loose: up to three inches long, venomous, and with jaws strong enough to puncture human skin.

The night before, I'd made my way down Robson, and then through the backstreets in the West End, just before all hell broke loose up at the intersection at Thurlow.

Officials warned that the course could change again and that even if it did not, the slow-moving storm could loose up to 20 inches of rain on some regions and batter some with perilously strong winds.

On the other side for low SNRs, the HUB is loose up to 500 meters approximately of cell radius and comparably tighter within the higher range of cell radii.

For example, normal peripheral blood mononuclear cells loose up to about 100-base pair telomeric sequence per year (Iwama et al., 1998).

However, Akeman also has a mix of smarts and that loose, up-for-anything vibe that few of FHM's "100 Sexiest Women in the World" can lay claim to.

Long hair can be worn loose, tied up, braided (plaited), rolled up, etc. Hair is your crown.

Shuttleworth: There are something like 17,000 pieces of loose equipment up there.

This show has such heart, and the unique ability to tie loose ends up.

The strange shocks were from strands of tendon snapping loose, rolling up inside his arm like broken rubber bands.