Sentence examples for mike up from inspiring English sources
verb
To fit a microphone and transmitter to a person. Usually for television performers, or for police informers.
- You will have to be miked up at least ten minutes before we go on air.
I'd turn the mike up and I'd be like — " She mimed being struck mute.
There is still more in her backpack: extra digital videotape, headphones for listening to the camera sound, an earpiece for her cellphone, a battery charger for the camera, a power cord for her laptop, an Ethernet cable, wireless microphones for the camera ("I can mike up the general at a moment's notice") and a digital tape recorder.
I called Mike up asking for advice.
Yow spat, danced in his black cowboy boots, held the mike up to his biceps, and pulled out various parts of his genitals.
We went to picker her brother Mike up from school.
Had the tables been turned, Mike would have told Jack to get up, get the fuck up you little pussy, but Jack didn't want Mike up.
She had it miked up: contact mikes.
"In the WTA, you get miked up and called onto court.
Despite the intimate setting, the cellos were miked up, compromising the ensemble.
Test cricketers have yet to be miked up, which must be considered a blessing.
I suppose we at least knew what Taylor was saying then, what with his being miked up for adocumentary.
