Sentence examples for one up from from inspiring English sources
For many of us, it's not something we give a lot of thought to – at some point before Christmas we'll drive down to our local DIY store or pick one up from that guy on the corner.
Paint FXs of leaves and flowers became secondary gestures for connecting the two spaces leading one up from the large figure that starts on the main floor to the hand sculptures that protrude from the columns," she adds.
Having put one grandson to sleep, she spends time on her iPad before leaving to pick the other one up from daycare.
For example, he interpreted that a seal was more closely related to a horse than to a whale because "the divergence on the lineage that led to the horse is only one up from the seal" (see Fig. 4).
If you want to bring a trendy five-panel hat to protect your brow from harmful UV rays, pick a cheap one up from Urban Outfitters and slap a SUPREME sticker on the front.
2.24pm GMT 80 min: Oscar stands one up from the right, but Schurrle can't get his header on target, the ball flashing wide left of goal.
Apart from the solitary case of the 1.6-litre-engined automatic petrol paired with the one-up-from-the-bottom trim Active trim (120 PS), it's all diesels after that, at least for the UK – a 1.4 delivering 90 PS, and two 1.6-litres offering 110 and 128 PS respectively.
Nearly half the marriages in Switzerland are international ones, up from a third in 1990.
A MORI poll for the Nuclear Industry Association published in December 2005 found 41% in favour of building more reactors to replace existing ones, up from 35% a year before.
However, it rose to 0.25percentt in the third for the small ones, up from 0.2percentt in the second quarter.
According to the National Christmas Tree Association, 55percentt of homes and apartments across the country that have trees use artificial ones, up from 50percentt in 1990.
