Utiliser "up to" dans une phrase

1. Soon Ava continued on up to the house and Venna came quickly down the remaining path

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2. I want you to set yourself up to win

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3. months, into years and all that time adds up to your lifetime

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4. Being a police officer meant he and his family had to be held up to a higher standard

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5. How you use your time is completely up to you

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6. Dad waves a hand dismissively, pulling the sheets up to his mouth and coughing mucus into them

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7. I would have consulted Gypsy Rosa Lee, but since switching to tea bags, her predictions have not been up to much

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8. pushups a day add up to 10,950 pushups over a year

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9. and they continue to not live up to those expectations, how long are you going to put up with those inconsistencies in your life? How long are you going to put up with broken expectations from someone else in your life?

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10. Walking briskly on a daily basis not only results in calorie burning, it increases enzyme and metabolic activity that may result in increased calorie consumption for up to 12 hours after walking as little as 2 miles

11. We pull up to the hotel

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12. He would keep it, he thought, along with what was left of that aluminum, for his trouble in whatever Tdeshi's ghosts were up to

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13. 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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14. No reason to avoid sitting in the sun with a morning cup to watch the snow melt

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15. consistently put it towards what you want to achieve, then in one year what would that add up to? You will be blown away

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16. The scientists found that the caffeine spray killed up to 95 percent of the snails

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17. regular basis can cut their risk of heart disease by up to half

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18. Johnny trailed Nancy, trying to quickly dodge the students faster than she was so he could catch up to her

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19. Can we do anything to protect ourselves and bring our sense of balance up to par? Happily, the answer is yes

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20. Another child, maybe five years old in red coveralls, ran up to his mother’s legs

21. Keep family members and other visitors up to date on the patient's condition so they know what to expect in terms of interaction

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22. Remember every little bit of toxin adds up to a lot

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23. In case of medical insurance, the individual is covered only to the extent of the actual expenses incurred on medicine/hospitalisation (up to a maximum limit of the sum assured)

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24. The closet was on the end of the wall where the roof came up to a steeple, probably three or four times taller than it was wide

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25. Toby imagined Michael Jordan doing a lay over up to the top shelves

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26. What was that slut up to? And wasn't he saying he kept up with what Venna was doing since she left him? He seemed to be a lot more interested in Venna than he was in Ava, and that was a painful thought

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27. "I can't very well go up to them, this man Jorma has never even met me

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28. It dragged its small body out and then came up to stand before the three of them, looking tentatively up at Ackers

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29. A good belly laugh may have repercussions all the way up to the heart

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30. As the waters came up higher a man in a rowboat came up to the house and told him to get in

31. Nancy started using the wall to push herself back up to a standing position

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32. They're up to the main house for the winter

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33. She looked up the path that lead up to the house

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34. They walked up to Vinnie and stopped, watching him listening to the glove he had pressed against the door

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35. Big Petey walked up to the group while they were all watching Vinnie intently

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36. She was bringing some of their gear up to the house when Venna appeared on the path and reminded Jorma about the fire

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37. Stephen Merrett coughs slightly and my eyes flick up to his face

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38. Raising the cup to my lips, I drink my coffee, the hot liquid hitting me hard, while the Inspector outlines what happened last Monday evening

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39. ‘Mr Sadler had left his wife alone for the evening to go to a rehearsal of the Town Players – she wasn’t feeling up to going with him because of her pregnancy

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40. Venna was beat from a party the week before and missed breakfast altogether, then went up to shower

41. Up to the age of three the best thing is to teach them a few words as per the faith that

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42. She is the older pupil that the other students looks up to

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43. The eggs develop into legless larva that feeds on tiny amounts of organic matter for up to one month

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44. She tried to roll back up to a standing position, but he kicked her before she could move

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45. The Larvae can live up to 6 months the pupae can live to a year until the conditions are right

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46. Cockroaches belong to the order Blattoidea (family Blattidae), and can live up to a year

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47. They left the chaos behind as they moved quickly but cautiously up to the ground floor

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48. Periodical programmes can be taken up to spread the awareness to the dangers of environment by misuse and wastage

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49. Chev saddles up to his drums

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50. ” That’s a big responsibility to live up to and I hate it

51. He looked up to see that his dad’s attention was back on the stack of papers

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52. This basically means that if your portfolios are tied up too much into banks fixed deposits and bonds, your buying power may fade away over the years

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53. It grudgingly went a little faster and hers sped up to stay with it

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54. ’ He said, ‘Paul Jarvis and I suggested it would be better all round if she kept away from the police station, though he has been keeping her up to date on what is going on

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55. There is really no proper way of teaching and how you LEER at your students is up to you, but I guarantee that opening up communications with students will make your class a better place, free of profanity and with everyone wearing their trousers on their bottoms

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56. One day, some of the other dragons decided to follow Eddie to the cliff to see what weird things he was up to

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57. My will power in firm control, I had debated whether a long bath or a stimulating shower would be the best course of action so, my priority being to use up time, I opted for the former; taking a book with me, I had spent an hour in the bath up to my ears in hot water and soap bubbles

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58. A wave smacked him in the face, but he felt invigorated and shot up to the surface

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59. He'd always wanted to be a monster since he was little, but Peter had gotten his head beat with the reality stick one too many times (that's what Ma called her favorite cane) and he knew a panhandler was all he'd ever grow up to be

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60. Herndon thinks I should stay here, so he's not going to run me back up to the Kassikan in his missile

61. He looked up to see an anvil falling on his head

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62. Many are set up to save taxes and arrange funds for activities that have no connection to the aims and objectives

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63. Some awkward motor function in his brain willed his hand to jerk up to the doorknob and turn

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64. John lies on his back resting with his eyes open, the sheets covering his body up to his waist

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65. John drives up to the gate, a cowboy-ish affair topped with an arch of three wagon wheels flanked by a saguaro cactus and a coyote on one side and a prickly pear bush on the other

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66. I stoop and pick him up to give him a hug

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67. Emma had been away at college at the time … he’d even gone up to Birmingham to collect her and bring her back for me

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68. He brings his emaciated hand up to shield his eyes

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69. Whatever is the man up to?

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70. It was up to doostEr to verify the fairness of this deal

71. They whimpered and sobbed as the old man rose up to

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72. He points back up toward the bluff

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73. Tahlmute stood up and preceded him back up toward the house, but went between the house roots and across his marshaling yard while doostEr stopped at the shop under the roots for his measure and level

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74. ‘What have you been up to?’ he asked as I unpack the food and set it out on the table

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75. She reaches up touches his cheek

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76. Up to his ears in arrears and you know what the banks are like these days

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77. "If you mean the suspected homicide, then that has been passed on up to the Phoenix Park

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78. I had an actual blueprint of the thing, whatever it was, stored away up top,

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79. ‘Not now, but there used to be a massive coal industry all round Radstock and up towards Bath

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80. - the run up to Christmas

81. Taktor went back up to his house

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82. STUDENT 3 sits on steps leading up to the second floor, cleans his toenails with a large knife

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83. He replaced the phone to his waistcoat pocket and looked up to see a man in his late 50s, heavy-set, bald with back and sides graying hair and a friendly if canny look on his face

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84. step, with every heartbeat, through shampoos, down cat food lane, up to where the

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85. He leans in close to Ahmed who is obviously warming up to the idea

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86. solid wooden stock fence, and a straight run up to the house lined on the right with

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87. Should he hack his way up to the house or should he perhaps try the old farm track

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88. John is still skeptical, but obviously warming up to the idea

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89. "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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90. the gate behind him, and then drove slowly along the track and up to the house

91. "They say they are, but a quick five minutes around the estate once or twice a night doesn't add up to much

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92. At the edge of the community, they pull up to a long, low concrete-block building roofed with corrugated steel

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93. John looks quizzically at Russ -- What the hell is he up to? Russ presses on, grinning, eating, enjoying himself

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94. In fact she’s here at the moment – she’s helping me pack my stuff up tomorrow

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95. with a good Strathspey malt, which she then took up to her distant relative

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96. Then there had been a hold up on the motorway – doubtless the tail end of the problem which caused Stephen such a lot of hassle on the way up to Liz’s

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97. More than I would have learned up to now

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98. balding crown of the man’s lowered head, and then walked boldly up to the boy’s

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99. Omar tastes his wine, smiles, holds it up to the light and studies it

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100. It was up to her and her skill with that android to get that starship going and she agreed to try