Sentence examples for ya up from inspiring English sources
Mr. Barber gives a verbal tip of the Stetson to the Minnesota Beef Council, and to Barb, the owner of the stockyards cafe: "Stop in there, and Barb'll fix ya up".
Or, it's even better if you come from humble beginnings and make it huge; but then let us knock you down so we can build ya up again.
As far as I know, this is the first time in the Great White North where two of our politicians train in the art of fucking ya up, bud Jean Chrétien choke slamming protesters doesn't count.
Never Never Gonna Give Ya Up was the hit, but it's on Hard to Believe and the eight-minute Girl It's True that White and arranger Gene Page achieve pre-coital perfection.
No word on which distribution channels the T 587 is going to ride on, nor when the player will be available but if more info comes our way, we'll hit ya up.
Again, I am truly sorry and I don't blame ya if ya fed up with waiting for me and this album".
Mr. Loeb is said to know the lyrics to Tupac's song, "Keep Ya Head Up," by heart.
Elsewhere, he tweaked some of his lyrics to note the occasion: "New York's ambassador" in "What More Can I Say?" became "Brooklyn ambassador," and on "Do It Again (Put Ya Hands Up)," he changed the lyric about a blue Yankees cap to one about a black Nets cap.
In 2016, I'd venture that almost everyone who might want to has already heard "O-o-h Child"—it is a staple of oldies radio, has appeared in many films (including in a pivotal scene in "Boyz n the Hood"), and was sampled by Tupac Shakur in "Keep Ya Head Up," from 1993 yet its opening horns get no less arresting with time.
Rap music is notorious for having lyrics that are degrading to women, and much as Tupac would appear to be an advocate for women in "Brenda's Got a Baby," and also, even more, in a later song, "Keep Ya Head Up"—he wrote lyrics that were misogynistic as well.
