Sentence examples for spills up from inspiring English sources
The phrase "spills up" is not considered correct or standard in written English. If you would like to use a phrase in this form to indicate a situation in which something is overflowing, you might use the phrases "spills over" or "runs over." For example, you could say, "The rain gutter was overflowing, and water spills over onto the sidewalk."
And there in her cluttered dressing room, where makeup spills up against a small altar of candles, seashells, crystals and photos of her children, is a purple cloth, about the size of an Hermès scarf.
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The white rocky beach spills up to the edge of a sea that is almost unimaginably clear and blue.
The fun spills up Washington Road and the whole town is hopping from Sunday to Sunday".
Mr. Gritzo also said that the hazards were "not fully understood" for lack of accidents to study and because experimental data was based on spills up to one hundred times smaller than those postulated "for some intentional events".
Tests showed that aircraft could be used for spills up to 5000 t, depending on the type of oil.
This may sound cynical – who has kids with someone thinking they are gong to spilt up?
In 2010, the bulk coal carrier Shen Neng 1 ran aground in the reef, spilling up to four tonnes of oil.
It was a perfect blanket of white clouds down below, spilling up over the mountain, channeling its way through the valley.
She has a second child the following year with the father, Jeff Brazier, but the couple spilt up after a stormy relationship.
A tank barge traveling on the Ohio River has spilled up to 8,000 gallons of a toxic liquid after hitting a submerged concrete lock wall, the United States Coast Guard said.
