Sentence examples for up to make some from inspiring English sources
I'm taking Mr Thomas up to make some photostatic copies".
Still, at least the whole business frees Shatner up to make some more records.
In its pleasant restaurant, seemingly happy workers and its flashy robot team up to make some remarkably delicious burgers.
After a long stint as a closed ecosystem, Samsung's wearables are now opening up to make some new friends.
A post-Black Friday launch means people are already geared up to make some purchases, and it gives Verizon enough time to promote the Galaxy Nexus in the run up to your gift-giving holiday of choice.
Cooper was sketching as he spoke and got up to make some hot chocolate.
"I'm just stepping up, trying to make some noise, and get others to step up," he told The Times recently.
We ended up having to make some tough decisions, between the Vita Brits and the marshmallows, the pita bread and the jam doughnuts, the muesli and the chips.
I will be sad if he ends up going to make some money because I think he has great ability".
The roommate was not up to making the repair; after some hand-wringing, he sold the car to Mr. Madson.
"You want to hurry up and try to make some money," he said.
