Sentence examples for of rocking up from inspiring English sources

Having never visited anything like Auschwitz before, I felt uncomfortable going, made worse with the thought of rocking up with a camera crew.

Perhaps if the UK took a leaf out of Sweden's book and actually put some effort into choosing its entry instead of rocking up to the final like the entitled cousin, then people would get behind it.

They compared their music to armour, and had a habit of rocking up to early media encounters with their own pointedly large recording device, for fear of being misquoted.

One unfortunate and often unforeseen side-effect of rocking up to a stagnant market and releasing a disruptive service is that your existing competitors are not going to be happy about it and will do their best to see you off in one way or another.

"They are happy to rock up, irrelevant of the issues around them," he added.

It's a little bit haunted on 'Cemeteries of London', rocked up on 'Violet Hill' - but still recognisably, rousingly, stadiumably Coldplay.

The interior map threw up something unexpected, however: long, dense walls of rock, up to 500km long and straight as arrows.

They're not the kind of establishments I rock up at.

Then one of their boyfriends rocked up.

The crowd of stoners that rocked up at my house night after night were always happy to play.

Jazz and blues informed the Johnny Burnette Rock 'n' Roll Trio's rocked up version of Train Kept A-Rollin' A-Rollin'