Sentence examples for wad up from inspiring English sources
Or wad up one of those crazy socks you received last Christmas and turn it into a pocket square.
An image of Bush laughing contentedly inspired a sophomore boy to wad up balls of napkin and pitch them at the screen.
Musicians were inclined to wad up the pay from a performance and hide it in a shoe when coming in late at night.
Lungs are not attached to the inside of your chest cavity but merely stick to it; when a pair of lungs fill with water, the heaviness causes them to peel away from the chest wall and wad up like socks.
This is not to say this is a bad seller — I've been known to wad up old newspaper or whatever — but at what point in a terrible bout of depression do your pants become packing material?
Don't wad up your clothes.
Mike — You could use wadded up aluminum foil, or buy a hard plastic scouring pad.
He wads up a sheet of toilet paper and holds it to the cut.
As a Revolutionary War re-enactor and American flag buff, Mr. Laube recognized the flag wadded up in the quilt.
After you use a brush to clean your grill rack, use a towel or wadded up bunch of paper towels to wipe it down.
In the play, Flossie Harding darts in and out, spoon-feeding her husband white, puffy chunks of crab that are actually wadded up pieces of wet white bread.
