And Maeve worked them up, along with herself.
In "Hairspray," Jerry Mitchell has drawn on novelty dances of the early sixties — the Twist, the Madison, the (fictional) Stricken Chicken — and worked them up into long, long numbers that may begin in one set and continue in another but never obscure the dancers' bodies.
I'd take the blood samples back on the train and sit all night working them up.
Mr. Friedman talks almost exactly as he writes, with a way of grabbing phrases that strike him and working them up into a bit.
So, 30 years after his tyro musings, Dr Baum (he is now a botanist at the University of Wisconsin) joined forces with his cousin Buzz Baum, a cell biologist at University College, London, to work them up into a scientific paper.
We think that this idea is better because actually it's taking nascent ideas and saying let's develop them, let's make them, let's work them up.
What follows may not be, but I have a couple of pages of scrawled notes that I am reluctant to throw away even if there is no longer time to work them up into something longer.
Holland, the Polish-born director of "Europa Europa," "Washington Square," and episodes of the TV series "The Wire" and "Treme," brought together an extraordinary group of Polish and German actors, including Agnieszka Grochowska and Benno Fürmann, and she works them up to a pitch of rage and anguish that leaves the audience shaken.
Like a bee, the empiricist, by means of his inductive method, collects the natural matter or products and then works them up into knowledge in order to produce honey, which is useful for healthy nutrition.
After a project lasting anywhere from 2 months to 2 years, the lead compounds he has made are passed on to the company's Optimisation Team, which works them up to the stage at which they can be developed into products.
This is going to sound a little canned but the PS3 has so many features that gamers are still discovering things that work them up to even a higher lather.
