Sentence examples similar to up at the does from inspiring English sources

Showing up at the racetrack doesn't count, but time spent on the phone with trainers and vets, attending seminars and auctions and reading literature does.

She may be on the money about the enuresis and the masturbation, but the deranged guy — a gaunt man in an expensive silk shirt, his belt cinched up at the diaphragm — does not talk to himself; he sings.

"Whatever we're offering up at the minute doesn't seem to be enough".

You made him up at the Guardian didn't you?

Buy supplies at the Minute Mart! Bottle up at the Vic! Do a service wash at the launderette!

I have seen them literally fall flat on their arrival in reception and throw up at the Christmas do.

And so it was that he gamely turned up at the fundraising do in Greenwich last week and, thereafter starred in pictures on Martha's blessed blog.

You could even smash it up at the end don't worry it'll fix itself.

She gets up at seven, does yoga, walks the dogs, and sometimes gets up even earlier in New York to attend a 6.45 yoga class.

Only belatedly, when the books began popping up at auctions, did the library realize that it had tossed treasures and sought to safeguard what was left.

For weeks, people have been lining up at the Museum of Modern Art to do precisely this.