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Sentence Examples I worked up to published maximum loads in small increments and found all of them to be safe in my pistol. In the late afternoon and early evening I worked up some more of the interior photographs. I wouldn't get too worked up about this, you might have to take French leave to sort it out. This could then be worked up into a yet larger, full-scale model in plaster. Each one of them worked up a long essay which, over a couple of terms, grappled with challenging ideas about the texts they had been reading. Make no mistake, we'll get pretty worked up should another hack claim exclusivity for a story that we did first. He worked up to seven days a week and had never been in trouble prior to the incident. The profane person simply hasn't worked up a sweat trying to figure it out for himself. It's hard to imagine anyone ever getting quite so worked up over these new buses. Why get so worked up over a rinky-dink league that most people aren't watching any way? Now the average man on the street is not going to get worked up over what happens to hedge funds. The very mention of non-availability of water as a discussion agenda got the women all worked up. When you've worked up a hunger on the slopes there's nothing like comfort food. I am still recovering from a bad experience the first day I worked up the courage to speak Czech. At least I cleaned up the cardboard boxes and the packing material, and I worked up a sweat. I could get worked up about this, but I'm not so much railing against networks ignoring their civic duty as I am railing against human nature. Preferably, soil should be worked up at least four to six weeks before roses are planted in a new bed. You psyche yourself up for the operation, go without food the night before and don't get much sleep because you are worked up. In a few seconds, she had worked up quite a bit of lather and took the large pitcher of water again and poured it over my hair. I'm a bit too long in the tooth to get too worked up about these things any more. Show More Sentences In other words, nobody to get worked up about if the skinheads decided to put the boot in. The incredulity, thinking further back, at all the trivia through the last decade we got ourselves worked up over. By chance he bumped into her again that night at another pub and worked up the courage to speak with her. It also has a vividness and directness not usually associated with paintings worked up from sketches and photographs. By then, we'd worked up an appetite and had a lovely dinner, again near the Campo. Having worked up hearty appetite just thinking about all the calories burnt off in a hockey match I was in the mood for some lunch. Caught the bus most of the way back and then worked up a sweat coming the rest of the way home. Marc looked over at the man-boy who had worked up a sweat on his forehead, and realized who he was. It warmed up usually by her afternoon classes with Professor Kirber and since she had been let in to challenge again she worked up a sweat. He had long since doffed his knit shirt, having worked up a sweat with all his chores. And on Friday some 26 youngsters, aged between eight and 14, worked up a sweat at a sports and games day. I eventually made it there, ready to jump into the pool because it was so hot and I had worked up a sweat. And besides, other nations, such as the French, don't get so worked up about the peccadilloes of the famous. Qualifying retirees were offered credit for having worked up to three extra years if they chose to participate in the program. Whenever stressed employees worked up the courage to venture criticism of him, Browne would point towards the sign, which was usually enough to quell any restiveness. He worked up a good bit of patter with the audience and even managed to get a laugh when recounting a story that involved switching into a different language. And as a golfer, I can't get too worked up one course, although two seems excessive. For centuries, student artists copied plaster casts and worked up variations on images of the Holy Family. As for the Conservatives-and I was pleased to see it just now-the parliamentary secretary got really worked up about the polluter pay principle. Based on the financial ratios worked up by your accountant, the price seems fair. Show More Sentences Thus, it was not for nothing that many people became very worked up over these revelations. There are a few briefings from the organisers, but above all, the goal now is to relax, and especially to avoid getting worked up. And I have to say I actually feel much happier writing love songs than I do when my conscience forces me to get worked up about another outrage. Marc Guillemot is not the type of guy to get worked up by the start of a race, even a legendary one like this transatlantic crossing. We also worked up some case studies to provide a picture of how much some typical farms might receive from these payments. I believe there is a discussion on this subject this afternoon and we will have enough opportunities to argue and get worked up about it. Several hundred hours of material have already been viewed, edited and worked up,' says Martin Rothmayer, head of on-air promotion. After all, nobody gets worked up when German Chancellors commemorate the thousands of ordinary soldiers who died for their motherland during the war. Even at the tender age of twelve I had a fine understanding of the ways of women and could tell the only reason she was so worked up was she was hot for me. Arthur conceded that he would need another fight before tackling Gomez again sometime later this year as he barely worked up a sweat in last night's encounter. It's hard, of course, to get too worked up about anyone's cattiness towards Coulter, but Baron is pretty consistently vicious. A policy of containment and deterrence has worked up until now. But were Americans ever so worked up about the practice that they demanded it not be undertaken in their name? The red-faced Prince appeared in his element despite the watching media crews as he worked up a sweat running around the pitch with about a dozen fellow players. After allowing myself to get all worked up about this, I did what I've done several times before. It's this combination of anxiety and shame: you get all worked up, and at the end of the day nothing comes out of it. Some critics argue that humans have been altering the planet for thousands of years already, so why get all worked up about it now? Therefore, they get all worked up based on false information and these rumors spread like wild fire. Even though the events that brought me here happened two years ago, I am still a little worried I'll get all worked up. But seriously, why would I want to get all worked up if I'm just playing football. Show More Sentences This went on for about twenty minutes, as the girls worked up a sweat. Jessica worked up a sweat dancing so the dress stuck uncomfortably to her. It is a good process and I think that is one that has worked up to this point. One-quarter worked up to nine months per spell, and another one-quarter worked 9 to 12 months per spell. The percentage of completion is generally calculated based on the costs incurred and the effective hours worked up to the measurement date. Voluntary compliance has not worked up to now and won't work in the future. Renee worked up to the last and her sudden and unexpected death was a sad shock and blow to the movement. He worked up his confidence, though, and powered through the whole thing in spite of the Polish naysaying. Diane had been in the ocean all day and had worked up a good appetite. Theresa Zabell has started off with remembering this sad event, she could not avoid to mention, also clearly worked up, the slaughter which caused pain and death. Eagle-eared fans will have noticed that the fourtet worked up into an instrumental and humalong not unlike I Feel Love, before segueing into the groupie-shaming Toxicity track, Psycho. Fiennes worked up her notes into a travel memoir in 1702, which she never published, intending it for family reading. The meeting at Punta del Este had agreed that the Franciscana Dolphin needed greater attention and a GEF project was being worked up for the Black-necked Swan. Having worked up your plans with the greatest efficiency you can command, whether they are plans for business expansion or solving a household problem, move with confidence. We first met without discussing business and then worked up to that. As far as this matter is concerned, my point is that we are worried about the delay and about how the Member States' experts have worked up to now. Design ideas can be worked up on an ordinary sheet of paper. Then he got worked up over the followthrough warnings, and sulked his way through the remaining overs. What's eating him? I've never seen him this worked up over anything before. I know it's difficult when things get this busy, but there's really no need to get so worked up over it. Show More Sentences As a result, maybe that works so that later in their careers, when they retire, they've worked up to some suitable housing and they're not looking for a home for the first time after 20 years of service. The report assesses how federal pay equity provisions have worked up to now, and suggests how those provisions might be improved, based on the Commission's more than twenty years' experience in this area. Zumba Fitness LLC has gotten all worked up over a shipment of goods that was stolen. Bound dictionaries don't determine what is or isn't a word, as Erin McKean, a lexicographer, explains in her delightful TED talk. Finally, to the next meta-question, why do we get so worked up about these tiny things? It always makes me smile when members from the Bloc hold forth and get all worked up, when they are the first to protest against any military spending. Following the instructor's direction on the design of each surface, each piece will be worked up until a wall hanging or a small carpet is created. Some political parties promoted naval expansion and an aggressive foreign policy to win votes from a nervous electorate they kept worked up with jingoistic rhetoric. A group of bottlenose dolphins worked up quite an appetite hunting in Scotland's Moray Firth. It was an ill-advised analogy, but in the grand scheme of crimes against womankind, Theron's choice of words is not worth getting worked up about. Besides, if you worked up to be a cadet officer, you got to wear a Sam Browne belt, from which depended a nifty saber. You've got him all worked up with the Donkeypunch bit... If he wants a punch to the back of the head all he has to do is ask. After you've worked up an appetite, relax and join us for a barbeque compliments of Oh Boy Burger and a couple of thirst quenching cocktails on us while getting to know our celeb judges and Top Singles. Actual occasions are concrescences, processes by which varied antecedent conditions are worked up into something new. The physiocrats thought all value came from nature, which true labour worked up by tending the land. The other side can get all worked up, redo the work of the Gomery commission or constantly yell and call us all sorts of names, the reality is that people will pay for this. I know this makes kind of an interesting political argument and gets people worked up, but we have to look at the facts, and that is what I intend to do today. The purpose of this report is to review the rationale for pay equity legislation, assess how federal pay equity provisions have worked up to now, and suggest how those provisions might be improved. It does not leave time nor energy to get worked up about religion. The Council agreed that EU proposals should be worked up as contributions to the work the Director General of the WTO has been invited to carry forward by the Ministerial Conference. Your own self-righteousness causes you to get all worked up and to suffer. Show More Sentences When you've worked up an appetite, head to the hinterland. And anyone who has worked up an appetite from all the information and activities will be spoilt in the newly launched Food Court with specialities from all over the world. A new bus interchange next to the railway station must be worked up, also the suggested use of ultra-light-rail on the short street tramway to the harbour should be evaluated. It was the energy choice of the hardass, the sort who understands we live in a tough world and doesn't get all worked up over dolphins and Teflon. It's just that I've been watching a lot of MTV recently, and simply don't understand what it is all these nu-metal pissbabies are getting so worked up about. The role of the network is to help those companies that have great ideas but don't have the resources to get their designs worked up to a resaleable solution. The Houston newsman and all the rest of Mississippi bigotdom were worked up over an editorial that had appeared that month in The Mississippian, a campus weekly at Ole Miss. Almost every one of them started working as a dishwasher, table busser, or server in a restaurant and then worked up to management and often ownership. Examples from Classical Literature But the sulfite liquors of the paper mills are being worked up successfully into industrial alcohol. The flowers are worked up at the factory directly they arrive by the enfleurage process. It is worked up partly into metallic zinc, and partly into the sulphate of zinc, or white vitriol. Gimbel, how much of this is real opposition and how much is worked up by you and others? Quickly the canoe worked up alongside the log, to which both the Irish trapper and his native companion fastened a firm grip. By going through channels, George worked up from the woodwork to the top brass! Mrs. Martin had slowly and tortuously worked up to her climax, and she shot forth the last sentence with a jubilant ring. Arms worked up and down, big boots stamped, while inboard and out swung the dip-net, and onto the deck flopped the mackerel. He was worked up to forget the fiendish prudence he boasted of, and proceeded to murderous violence. The latter was worked up by the chafing speeches of the Marshal. In 1857 he worked up farther to the northward, and invested the fortification of Medina, built by the French on the bank of the river. These details and accompanying delays worked up an atmosphere of preparation that was as impressive as it was fascinating. Eads and his partners worked up and down the river for hundreds of miles. It is not necessary that all of the fondant be worked up at once. I worked up to the Big House, but he SHO' did whip them others. The city is full of stars, after all, and Dubs refuse to get as worked up as their country cousins. In a day or two, it is of the consistence to be worked up into a mass. As we both waited for the green light, he was animatedly chatting to his passengers waving his hands and leaving me wondering what had left him so worked up. They'd worked up a serious thirst and knew exactly whereto quench it. Find more words! 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