We found 709 examples of how to use get up in an English sentence.
Sentences 651 to 675 of 709.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 651. | I almost never get up this early. | |
| 652. | Tom said that he'd try to get up earlier tomorrow. | |
| 653. | Don't be so lazy, and get up and shower before your father gets here. | |
| 654. | Old people get up early. | |
| 655. | I get up early almost every day. | |
| 656. | I get up early almost every morning. | |
| 657. | Get up. It's late. | |
| 658. | I hate to get up when a cat has snuggled up to me. | |
| 659. | The Chinese students get up early and line up by the library door until the doors open and they can find themselves a place inside and spend the day studying. | |
| 660. | I couldn't get up to walk. | |
| 661. | Tom doesn't get up early every day. | |
| 662. | Get up early tomorrow. | |
| 663. | "How did Jess get up to Manchester?" "By train." "So she went through Birmingham, then?" | |
| 664. | I helped Tom get up off the ground. | |
| 665. | He fell and couldn't get up by himself. Several people ran to help him up. | |
| 666. | "Get up!" "I am up!" | |
| 667. | I usually get up at six-thirty. | |
| 668. | You need to get up here as fast as possible. | |
| 669. | You need to get up here as quickly as you can. | |
| 670. | I always get up earlier than the others. | |
| 671. | I usually get up earlier than the rest of my family. | |
| 672. | You need to get up here as fast as you can. | |
| 673. | Get up a bit earlier tomorrow. | |
| 674. | Get up earlier next time if you don't want to be late again. | |
| 675. | What time does Tom usually get up? |