Sentence examples for posh up from inspiring English sources

There's a flatness in the air, a downbeat atmosphere, however much they posh up the building.

A second pillow would have been nice; and although the bunks are partially screened off, however much you posh up a dorm, there's nothing you can do about your mates' snoring – so bring earplugs.

His late goal from Grant McCann's corner moves Posh up to fifth.

Good on David Beckham for poshing up his accent.

If anyone knows about poshing up scrambled eggs, it's a Michelin-starred chef, so I turn to Gordon Ramsay for advice.

Baked Bean Gnocchi My trick for quickly poshing up any ingredient is to hide it in Italian food.

But the poshing-up of the Alps seems to have passed it by, and it feels like nothing has changed since the 1950s, including the hotels.

The poshing-up of festivals reached ridiculous levels, with an Anthropologie tent at Port Eliot, and banquets delivered by a Michelin-starred chef at Wilderness.

The same conversational style can be heard in common rooms and posh clubs up and down the land.

Posh comes up trumps Victoria Beckham's new clothing collection was unveiled at New York Fashion week a couple of days ago to cautiously warm praise.

Marcus Maddison saw red late on for a foul on Luke O'Neill, but Posh moved up to eighth in the League One table.