Sentence examples for words up from inspiring English sources

In other words, "Up Close" is the closest thing to not doing television.

It's hard to put into words up at the blackboard, believe me.

Start with the gorgeous Middle English lyrics, perhaps, looking words up in the Middle English Dictionary.

At the time, I was looking words up in the dictionary.

In some Chinese competitions, for example, children compete to look words up in the dictionary faster than anybody else.

On this first day of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse trial, the prosecutor, Joseph McGettigan, put the following words up on a screen: humiliation, shame and fear.

What I do here is pump the words up a bit: "Very best," "Very best to you," "My best to you and Susie," etc.

Perhaps someone should pin a banner with those words up in the newsroom of the tabloids before the next witch-hunt?

He would do better to consult the Oxford English Dictionary, which provides the historical usage of those words up to and including 1817, the year of Austen's death.

In other words, up-and-up manifests no symmetry, up-and-down manifests strong global symmetry but weak or no local symmetry, and flat manifests strong local (and consequentially global) symmetry.

In other words, up-regulation of CCND1 and down-regulation of CCND3 were observed in the resistant group whereas the opposite changes were noted in the sensitive group.