up to him in English

depends upon him, given to his decisio

Use "up to him" in a sentence

1. Dan skated up to him.

2. I look up to him.

3. She snuggled close up to him.

4. We all looked up to him.

5. How could Pinkus stand up to him?

6. The extra weight caught up to him.

7. She crept up to him from behind.

8. We look up to him as a hero.

9. She snuggled up to him on the sofa.

10. It was easy to make up to him.

11. They all look up to him as their leader.

12. Later in Churchill's life , a manservant stood up to him.

13. He'll respect you more if you stand up to him.

14. Girls did not come up to him and nuzzle him.

15. " Landlord, " said I, going up to him as cool as Mt.

16. The film star often meets the audiences who look up to him.

17. Despite his money troubles, the affair, she still looks up to him.

18. The schoolmaster was a scholarly man. All his pupils looked up to him.

19. When they came up to him and dismounted , he counted forty of them .

20. Still , when I ran up to him , he enfolded me in his arms .

21. And then he backs away, he goes up to him again, almost kills him.

22. I must make it up to him for the awful intrusion of last night.

23. His parents are trying to make up to him for the restrictions of urban living.

24. He felt her lift up to him as they started the final phase of their journey.

25. Bemuses admitted he found it all rather Bemusing, especially when people come up to him in shops

26. Now it was up to him to get the youngsters out, before they were trapped and incinerated.

27. My cousin would recline on a couch, and I would seize some opportunity of edging up to him.

28. When I got up to him,I could see that he was one of my friends after all.

29. When the impetuous wealthy young man rushed up to him, he turned the conversation to the subject of money.

30. 5 Whether he was more than that, whether he carried weight with the monarch or the Council, was up to him.

31. He also knew that the next few minutes could lose what chance had so miraculously delivered up to him at long last.

32. Despite all of that, they looked around Awedly by the bubbles and amusement park! "Where are we going Lu?" Sabo asked, looked up to him

33. Kutuzov, looking careworn and weary, was sitting on a bench near the bridge, and playing with a whip on the sand, when a carriage rattled noisily up to him.

34. Literally, “to Belabor” is “to thrash or buffet with all one’s might,” as in this description from Uncle Tom’s Cabin : Legree was provoked beyond measure by Tom’s evident happiness; and riding up to him, Belabored him over his head and shoulders.

35. ‘If you go around incessantly spreading goodwill, you'll just Annoy people.’ ‘The lack of the advertised guided tours at Versailles Annoyed me.’ ‘It's a minor quibble to be sure, but one that Annoyed me nonetheless.’ ‘It is up to him as to whether he wants to Annoy 51 % of the population.’

36. ‘I Babbled some nonsense about making an authentic Indian meal, regretting my purchase as she rang it up.’ ‘I caught up to him and they Babbled their little boy babble as I introduced myself to Tommy's mom.’ ‘And then he looked into my eyes and Babbled something, and pointed with his little fingers at my pipes.’