Sentence examples for may run up a from inspiring English sources
Even if a sailor can do it, he may run up a quarter million dollars in damages before he's trained.
A no-load, open-end index fund, in contrast, has no entrance or exit cost but may run up a higher expense ratio.
As they break, the water particles moving toward the shore have considerable momentum and may run up a sloping beach to an elevation above the mean water line which may exceed twice the wave height before breaking.
"Weekend Warrior" - May run up to 20 - 25 miles per week, but most of that is on Saturday and Sunday.
And before they achieve that kind of detail, computers may run up against a physical barrier: power consumption.
The North American pipeline network is, on average, 89 percent full and future tar sands expansion plans (from 2.29 million barrels/day in 2015 to 3.95 million barrel/day in 2030) may run up against the problem of a full pipeline system as soon as 2017, according to "Lockdown".
The vehicle will run on a hybrid, gasoline-electric power train (displacement may run up to 14 liters for the petrol-powered portion of the drive system) and will be built on a stretched version of a current full-size truck platform overall length, according to the memo, is upwards of 27 feet and will be sold as early as 2004.
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".
Two obstacles senior agency managers may run up against in trying to reach out to employees are the skeptical, even cynical, natures of people in the ad business and of younger urbanites.
