Sentence examples for scrapped up from inspiring English sources

At the Y.M.C.A., the group of mostly 30-something men who meet on Mondays and Wednesdays for lunchtime pickup games scrapped up and down the court, trading baskets in between arguing calls.

One critic wrote of her performance in "Sailor Beware" that "with her hair scrapped up from her neck in a tight roll of curls, she is more intimidating than a fixed bayonet -- and with a voice to match".

Candy's plans would have removed an entire road lane and scrapped up to nine parking spaces to make way for a 400 sq metre garden and private entrance to his home.

"We're scrapping up," Stoudemire said.

That is, are you buying less games; renting more games in lieu of buying them; selling old titles to scrap up cash for new ones (or other items)?

He credits his party's role in the coalition for bringing about policies like scrapping up-front tuition fees, free personal care and Scotland's "right to roam" land reforms.

Pull off any extra thorns, flora, or unsightly petals with a stem stripper; be very cautious to not scrap up your hands in doing so.

Concentrate on ares where thick foams lie and scrap them up with care and caution.

Cells were allowed to migrate into the scrapped area for up to 20 h at 37°C.

The problem: What he thinks is the solution one day ends up getting scrapped the next.

The mock-up was scrapped on 12 February.