save up for

It took me a year to save up for a new coat.

You can't pay off debt or save up for your dream house without knowing how much you spend and what you spend it on.

As a factory worker, he had to save up for two months and sell his wife's coats and watch to buy an ordinary camera.

It'll be greener than flying, plus it probably be cheaper, so you don't have to work as hard to save up for it.

All right, I'll keep it in mind. Maybe I can help you save up for a diaper or two.

Asking people to save up for longer is a reasonable price to pay for a safer system.

For almost twenty years, to save up for his donations, Bai Fangli peddled his pedicab everyday.

If you want to save up for a big item, you'll have to cut corners to get along.

And the credit stays in effect until 2016, so there's plenty of time to save up for the big project.

I broke my back to save up for a new house.

Marquis save up for the family servants Bell and his daughter were arrested again.

I worked hard to save up for a new house.

The best way to treat yourself to something nice is to save up for it and buy it when you can truly afford it.

How did you manage to save up for your last holiday?

Eg. I can't possibly afford that car right now. I'have to save up for it.

Even if it is more costly. He will save up for it, if necessary.

The police glanced round his office Save up for ?

Save up for the things you want instead.

I'm putting in extra shifts to save up for our vacation.

Eg. You should save up for your college education.

But now my daughter's grown and working. I only need to save up for the dowry, which is manageable.

Hey! Don't rip that paper, we need to save up for our next assignment.

Be nice, Linda. I think your boyfriend is doing the right thing. You have to save up for the wedding and the house.

Then, each Family Day, we can decide whether to spend it that weekend or let it save up for a bigger event.

Simply have the mind to save up for what you want to buy.

I only need to save up for the dowry, which is manageable.

We should save up for a rainy day.

But in Japan many buyers of luxury goods have been ordinary middle-class office workers, some of whom save up for years.

We had to save up for ten years before we could afford the down payment on a new house.

In Japan, where office workers typically save up for years to buy from Louis Vuitton and other luxury-goods firms, demand is falling.

forces people to save up for education, retirement and medical costs