Sentence examples for started to run up from inspiring English sources

After crossing the river, we started to run up the hill, laughing and shouting.

Most student-loan programs have lifetime borrowing limits, and Yould started to run up against them toward the end of her time at Oxford.

I owe my parents around £700 and have started to run up my credit card bill - at the moment around £300.

The IMF, due to release $4.3 billion soon to Russia as part of an aid package, is watching glumly.See article: A shaky rouble shakes Russia's banksForeign investors started to run up big losses in their Russian investments.

Mr. Kesler was outraged, he said, and "started to run up a phone bill bigger than my mother's monthly salary" to organize the anti-Kerry group called Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace, which Mr. O'Neill joined.

"People are looking to buy services discretely when they need them, instead of owning an asset," says Jeff Miller, the boss of Wheelz, a peer-to-peer car-rental service that operates in California.As they become more numerous and more popular, however, sharing services have started to run up against snags.

One of the kids tears their A.C.L. playing soccer and needs to have it repaired, you could start to run up bills of that amount".

One expert cited by MIT said that this could be the answer to continuing the exponential scaling of computer power in keeping with Moore's Law, as traditional chip methods start to run up against physical limits.

Come April, when the shad start to run up the Atlantic coast and its rivers, these graceful trees will be covered in white blossoms.

She dropped her phone as she started to run; her assailants caught up to her in the woods near a park and stabbed her three times.

He got up, started to run again, and collapsed again, 50 meters from the finish line, in a coma, unresponsive.