Sentence examples for up refer from inspiring English sources

Heartbeats speed up" refer to anticipation of the race that is about to begin.

Does All Made Up refer to primping and preening, or making up after a disagreement, or is it hinting at a sustained fiction?

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: Genes marked "NA" were not included in the 130 differentially regulated genes (listed in Additional Table 2); "Down" and "Up" refer to the expression levels in induced vs. control cells.

His aunt wound up referring him to an Elks Lodge scholarship, which he won.

But every discussion of Romney's campaign, no matter the angle, winds up referring to riches.

Those doctors wound up referring many of the sicker patients they saw to Armstrong.

He ended up referring to her in his victory speech on election night.

KISS! KISS!" rises up, referring to the are they/aren't they ambiguity of their relationship in those 1960s scripts.

The ASA ended up referring Ryanair to the Office of Fair Trading, which came to a deal with the airline to improve matters.

"Arusha and Dar are also packed," he followed up, referring to two Tanzanian cities whose warehouses were full.

Two POD chains have been set up referred to as quick-look Rapid and Precise Science Orbit determination or RSO and PSO, respectively.