Sentence examples for may run up from inspiring English sources

They may run up bills as well.

At some point, however, Wilders may run up against the limits of his own party.

"You may run up some travel bills, some massive photocopying bills".

Even if a sailor can do it, he may run up a quarter million dollars in damages before he's trained.

The newspapers listed here may run up to the present in date, but the emphasis is on material prior to 1995.

As a result, phone bills may run up to hundreds of dollars a month — a financial burden that many inmates and families can ill afford.

Obama may well run up against an Iraqi desire to be rid of American troops once and for all.

South Sydney may have run up the score late but it was their NRL-leading defence that set up their famous victory.

What about people who were treated on an outpatient basis — and who, with no insurance, may have run up thousands of dollars in hospital bills?

British officials concede that the government may have run up against the limits of what it can accomplish with domestic legislation and would need changes at EU level.

However, the process of developing and implementing business risk audits was extremely difficult and may have run up against a number of unforeseen and unmanaged obstacles, particularly in regards to the existing rituals of the traditional audit.