Sentence examples for to bolt up from inspiring English sources

Canford Cliffs (4.20) is also a skinny price for the Coventry Stakes, but unless the greatly experienced Richard Hannon has got it totally wrong, this Newbury winner has the potential to bolt up in this.

"It would be no good trying to bolt up the beach with the commandos, though many of them were also carrying collapsible bicycles.

If you must bolt up to Boston for your bibb, so be it.

No one who saw Thistlecrack bolt up in the World Hurdle in March will doubt that he has the necessary engine to win a Gold Cup.

I always bolt up in bed, heart pounding, hating myself for relapsing, until I realize I didn't.

When the cleaning crew got on and told us to leave, she bolted up, still hanging on to me.

Add in the facts that seats are often reserved for executives and VIP guests/partners (a fact which is rarely clear before you've bolted up to a front row only to find a lil' "RESERVED" sign on each seat), and that certain sections are often designated "No Photo Zones" so as to not blind (Flash-bang!) the people on stage, and the good ones start to fill up fast.

Goodwood 3.30 A 7lb hike in the ratings may not be enough to halt Peter Island, who bolted up at Leicester.

One to watch The chasing debut of The Engineer (Jessie Harrington) should be keenly anticipated if his warm-up bumper second to a horse who bolted up again on Friday is a guide.

Wires sprout from gleaming cigar boxes, a ruffled record turntable whirls, a dangling billiard ball laps at a metal spring then bolts up to knock a gong.

Countering the downtrend on the Dow was Merck, which bolted up 5 7/8, to 69 5/8, as investors applauded its latest earnings report.