The foreign workers tend to stay for a couple of years, learn English and save up a nest egg to set them up on their return home. |
It took time to save up the money to buy a little Sony battery-powered cassette recorder, but finally I ditched my reel-to-reel tapes. |
Children put their pocket money into a bank account to save up to buy a bicycle. |
But as it's not stand-alone and looks a bit fiddly to install and run, it's probably less hassle to save up for a new camera. |
Until 1988 there was no other way for Andrew and millions of others to save up for a pension. |
He was on a gap year before going to university and was working at a firm of solicitors in the centre of Bradford to save up for a trip to Tanzania in the summer. |