running up in Germany
unning up [rʌniŋʌp] anlaufend
Sentence patterns related to "running up"
1. A rescuer was running up to us from afar.
2. I got out of breath running up the hill from the station.
3. The government is running up against considerable opposition to its privatization plans.
4. She keeps running up huge debts and asking friends to bail her out.
5. Then one day Mark was lumbering up Parliament Hill, and Babur came running up from behind.
6. They are running up the engine to see if the plane is ready to take off.
7. And they asked me to join a crowd of people that were running up and down this embankment.
8. The children continued to frolic in the street, running up to the Metropolitans, taunting them, and then running away.
9. The four desperadoes took off after us, running up the road as their gun barrels glinted in the light.
10. The local sea's bare running up to the house tufting its waves with red seaweed spread against a Hebridean noon.
11. Slipshod administration caused several staffers to go for months without receiving their salaries, while running up thousands of dollars in advances.
12. When I ain't got no blood-in-the-eye posse running up my backside then she can do what she wants.
13. Running up and over A wall is a moderately difficult move that is relatively safe when practiced slowly in a controlled environment
14. The Original Cupid Was a Sociopath “Winged Cupid, rash and hardy, who by his evil manners, Contemning all public justice and law, armed with fire and arrows, running up and down in the nights
15. Before you download an app on Google Play (on devices running up to Android 5.9), you may need to give the app permission to access specific capabilities or information on your device, known as permission groups.
16. Trees, trees, millions of trees, massive, immense, running up high; and at their foot, hugging the bank against the stream, crept the little Begrimed steamboat, like a sluggish beetle crawling on the floor of a lofty portico.- …
17. The backdrop was the mountains; mountains with snow tucked in their Crevices and, on the higher ones, sugar dust capping their tops in white, stark contrast to the deep green of the pine forests running up their sides to the tree line and the magnificent blue of the sky above.
18. The vegetable cut that we're going to do now is a Brunoise, so we've got our blocked off carrots which we prepared earlier, washed and we're going to start by slicing them into a julienne, so using our cradle were going to take round about 3 ml thick slices and I'm just crabbing my fingers back just to keep my fingertips out of the way, knife running up and down on my knuckles.