| Upon his entrance to the club, he was surrounded by about thirty people, glad-handing him and trying to start up conversations. |
| During the summer, it also seems a bit like a base camp, full of cottagers and hikers ready to start up the Bruce Peninsula. |
| And these projects could take a long time to start up at a time when we need to rev up the economy quickly. |
| And if you find yourself getting tired, Matti will happily start up the outboard on his boat and give you a tow. |
| She heard the car start up and sound of the engine slowly faded into the distance. |
| Who wants to play intramural volleyball when you can start up an economy or take over a third of the land? |
