Sentence examples for now get up from inspiring English sources
Now get up an' get yuh pay".
Now, get up and walk away from your screen.
We must now get up to speed again.
"Anyone who is sitting or lying down must now get up or be subject to arrest".
"So now get up!" Walter is roaring down at him, working out where to kick him next.
Cabinet members, ambassadors, and judges now get up-or-down votes, and a majority confirms them.
She is hooked on exercise now, getting up every morning at 5 a.m. to walk for 45 minutes on the treadmill.
Mrs Patterson says that the spraying programme is only now getting up to full speed and that Plan Colombia will stem the rise in coca cultivation within 18 months.
"A house that might have cost $425,000 earlier this summer is now up to $525,000," said Mitzie Young, of Real Estate III. "Land is now getting up to $10,000 an acre -- it's the highest I've ever seen it".
Once part of a vast army of workers in what was Australia's booming resources sector, Mr Windle now gets up at 5.30 am five days a week to clean and drive school buses in the small town of Muswellbrook.
