Usar "come up" en una oración

1. "But we made for you also, I invite you to come up

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2. No matter how hard you try to change it, unless you come up with a new way to measure time, you have 24 hours in your day, seven days in

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3. He wondered where she was now, playing in the snows of Kugenzglaw? Or did she experience one winter and head right back down to her old place down Sinbara point? What if she'd come up to the Wild Catch last Nightday?

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4. "Why don't you stay downstairs, say hello loudly if either of them come up

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5. Azhergok was a small city of less than a million, but Herndon was able to come up with another hundred bags of fuel between three dealers

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6. not a hope of getting off, but Stephen did his best to come up with a defence

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7. Pretty scary, huh? How does one prevent such a crisis such as this? Well, I’ve come up with a handy acronym that can help you prevent even your biggest problem students from getting out of hand: LEER

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8. ‘Your mother just happened to call round and the subject just happened to come up … and she just happened to mention it to you?’ I said archly

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9. He had come up from the south himself so he had seen plenty of Enurates

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10. He found some old gossip rag entries that should have come up on Ava's search also since they linked her with him

11. With all he had to do he probably wouldn't have thought about sex this sleep, but she had seen him come in and asked if he'd mind? He'd said come up in twenty minutes, he was already in bed when she got there

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12. "But once I did, someone could have come up to him and offered a copper a week to volunteer to come help us

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13. Must come up and have a look round sometime

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14. But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon

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15. you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you

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16. Just when I think you can’t come up with anything new you

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17. I was due to come up fifth, so it didn’t look like I would have a chance to bat; at least not in this inning

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18. I frequently come up against him in court – works for our competitors

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19. "I agree, Morg can come up

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20. that tree in the corner, whispering me to come up here and

21. Tig felt the impact come up through the bulkhead and the handhold and into his arm

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22. I’d got to know some of the boys in the village quite well and we’d come up here with our bikes and a picnic lunch, spending all day up here

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23. He was encapsulated in a virtuality horizon, no screens would come up

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24. At last! One of the uncountable (and usually dead-end) ideas I come up with in order to improve my life has just brought a result! Having found out recently that the monthly magazine “Greek Fantasy” publishes short fantasy stories of new writers, I thought of sending them one

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25. once you follow our directions, you can indeed come up with that dream profile

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26. "Those girls have come up on the side of facts over and over again," Alfred told them, "I think it would be intellectually lazy of us to ignore this warning

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27. Just when I think you can’t come up with anything new you give me Pol Pot…quite brilliant

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28. "I've heard their names come up," Fyasin asked

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29. ‘I thought of that and asked her to describe him, explaining that you had two brothers … it was the best I could come up with on the spur of the moment … the receptionist said he was in his forties, overweight, hair receding a little and wearing a posh looking suit

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30. No one had ever come up with any convincing evidence, nothing that couldn't be explained as drafty chimneys or electrical storms

31. If you want to promote the contest on Facebook, the easiest way to do so is to come up with a creative hashtag, and one that is going to distinguish the competition

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32. She also laid forth with every twist of invective an old sailor could come up with

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33. Well we will have to come up with something, somewhere to keep

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34. Again u come up with it

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35. We cannot come up with excuses that we would like heaven, but God wants to send every sinner to hell

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36. Alan was almost sleeping himself, but Luray was interesting and he wanted to stay awake and talk with her, but he was in such slow motion that he really didn't come up with anything to say right away

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37. ’ she said, unable to come up with a valid reason

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38. But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judæa, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth

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39. I flounder for some minutes trying to come up with a sensible reason while she stands there, arms akimbo almost daring me to give her a reply

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40. ‘Saves me having to come up with something long, learned and convincing

41. as the numbers come up, oh yes sir, out they go

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42. ” The nations need to come up to collect from the tree of life

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43. “I think you made someone very happy!” Jerry had come up behind them and watched the whole thing

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44. She hoped it was Jerry; he had come up here several times

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45. I should really hate to come up against this man … but in spite of this, I like him … funny how that can be

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46. She had come up with an idea and discussed it with Jeffery

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47. Work on it for the next several days and let me know what you come up with

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48. We ride on in silence for some minutes while he tries to come up with an answer

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49. In Felix I sensed the businessman, I could tell he was in the habit of entering his problems in his mental search engine and waiting for a list of alternatives to come up but this time he didn't stand a chance because the wide blue was smiling as wide and as blue as only the wide blue can smile and the balmy air was becalming his twiddling and so he was forced to relax a little more, close his eyes and lay back

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50. His hate and rage was so intense that he failed to see Collin and the White come up out of the mist until it was to late

51. He looked up, wondering how a cloud could come up so suddenly

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52. They had come up with something that was as useful as a phone, but could only be recharged by sunlight and had an eyepiece for a screen

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53. Come up with a cute new header every week so that you’re attracting different kinds of

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54. ‘I suggest you go and unpack what you will need for the journey then come up on deck

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55. It was the best I could come up with before faking a coughing fit

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56. Given that he has what appears to be a satisfactory and fulfilling life, I cannot come up with any sensible reason other than that he was bitten by the urge to help with the survival of his society and, although that would sit with the man and his general helpfulness, it’s a bit extreme as reasons go

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57. anyone has ever come up with, as it truly is more original than most gifts

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58. This might be the best idea you have come up with since your proposal

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59. At times the landscape seemed bleak and then I'd come upon the plane trees and they were different from the others

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60. ‘Maybe we could come up for a weekend - now I know where it is it wouldn’t be such a major undertaking

61. How do women come up with these

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62. ” Keep going until you‘ve explored as many alternatives as you can come up with

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63. Finally, you can create a game in which you come up with the very best outcome you can

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64. Duncan, you don’t mind if I call you Duncan do you,” she purred, “my scientists tell me that they have come up with a device they can install above your planet; it should provide the shielding you will need to repel a Scather attack

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65. answer, come up with a response that would help you to better handle such an outcome

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66. “That has never come up

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67. “I am not proud of much that she said, but that sounds more like her than any computer program could come up with

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68. Jo rings me just after four to say that the agency has come up with three possible tenants for the cottage

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69. Alastair hasn’t come up with any ideas at all which, while it does not surprise me vastly, is not very helpful either

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70. Years ago Naria had come upon a very young Scather, one of a few survivors of an attack gone terribly, terribly bad

71. They will never know you are out there;” she smiled, “just a little something my scientists managed to come up with

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72. away safely until you have come up with an idea on how to enjoy it

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73. something should come up which would prevent all practicality of a promise

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74. 'Oh she'll have come up with a new idea by this time next week

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75. “Lady Rayne, I need your attention to a matter that has come up!”

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76. ’ I said, as the lights come up

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77. ‘Oh, down at the college?’ I asked; this is nothing to some of the ideas Joanna has come up with before

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78. It didn’t take long for Altera to come up with a reason to keep Sonia from Boras’

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79. the emotions and things that come up are exactly

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80. Once you know the answer to these two questions, then you should come up with

81. We sit by the fish tank watching the enormous goldfish swimming around and seeing which of us can come up with the most inappropriate name for the fish then giggling like maniacs at our suggestions

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82. ‘Dad brought me up here as soon as they opened the place; we used to come up quite often

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83. I used to come up here and imagine sitting here with the man I loved

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84. A field of puffball clouds had come up, it would probably cloud up for the dusk

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85. said, “There are some things which have come up while he been

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86. He desperately wanted to pull out his torch, but he knew that would make their hoods come up and their goggles come down

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87. He ought to have told her, instead of just pretending that nothing was wrong, getting up and going to work as usual … spending the day lounging around the job centre praying that something would come up, but the closure of the works had thrown a lot of men onto the dole

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88. The chance of this job with Chas had come up two days later – and here he was

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89. People in deep vegetative states don’t come up with many surprises, that’s why Enjteen left you the way he did

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90. Her dinner threatened to come up; she stood by the sink, eyes staring out into the blackness beyond and took a deep breath, fighting down the nausea

91. Several times he paced the floor trying to come up with a scheme whereby they could extract the ore and get it away, but without the car they were completely screwed, and he knew it

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92. She had checked into everyone in the office at the time and come up with nothing

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93. ‘Get some photos of her – send them down to London and see what they can come up with

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94. ‘Not that they can find - the tests have come up with no reason why she shouldn’t regain consciousness

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95. He wanted it to be Harry who figured out their predicament and come up with some solution

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96. “I heard a conversation here once about what else might erase a human soul besides shonggot but they didn’t come up with anything

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97. They had come up into what must be the main room of the house

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98. That has come up to what you think it might be worth, almost half of what I think hSkaiya paid

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99. “We’ll come up with that

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100. ’ He had done that and come up with several curious things