Sentence examples for which get up from inspiring English sources

They said there were "potentially dire" consequences for the four countries bordering the lake -- Burundi, Congo, Tanzania and Zambia -- which get up to 40percentt of their animal protein from its fish.

According to the automotive research and analysis company R.L. Polk & Co., 40% of the cars in Europe are powered by diesel engines, most of which get up to 60 mpg.

4.09am BST Here are the specific questions to Abbott which got up his nose.

Toyota, which gets up to 15 percent of the parts used in its North American plants from Japan, is experiencing shortages of 150 critical parts.

In Pennsylvania, which got up to nine inches of rain over the weekend, six deaths were linked to the storm, including several in a suburban Philadelphia apartment complex where flooding caused a natural gas explosion.

We're actually paying attention to the timing of it -- which guest got up first and which got up second.

The least-trafficked major rural connector road is State Route 2026, which is used by 350 vehicles per day and the most-trafficked major rural connector road is Pennsylvania Route 35, which gets up to 7100 vehicles per day.

p21 is a well-known p53 target gene which gets up-regulated under variety of stress conditions [ 29].

It's hard to resist the more practical volumes published this spring, which get propped up on the potting bench or shelved nearby for easy reference.

There's lots of clichés involved, which get built up.

I'm talking about the way in which they get up to stuff behind your back.