to use up

Since she hadn't expected to miss the flight, she was forced to use up most of her supplies and whatever money she had to feed them.

Hank: I was trying to use up my frequent flyer miles, and that's all that was available.

Rewriting these applications to use up-to-date innovations in business application development and integration can be cost prohibitive.

Disk space is how much space your files are allowed to use up, and bandwidth is the amount of data you can transfer to visitors.

You'd have to be a very promising startup indeed to get a VC to use up one of his 10 board seats for only a few percent of you.

You know our boss always trying to save the last penny. We have to use up the equipment first.

Instead of trying to use up all their savings before they die, most prefer to leave substantial bequests.

Ok. I'll go with you if you promise not to use up all the money.

And you know, ceviche is a great way to use up a fish that you don't have a whole lot of.

Pick a cheapest product fm Supermarket and buy enough amount of it to use up an entire roll of receipt.

But it is also possible that the data changes are fast enough to use up the log space before the log is truncated.

Master of medicinal food hall suffers this to inspire, contrived this dish, continue to use up to now.

Finally, summed up travel traffic means and the sources of energy to use up brought environmental pollution and its enlightenment.

But it's hard to use up a good idea. Prices for material goods tend toward equilibrium , depending on supply and demand .

Only 43 per cent knew it was to use up rich foods, like milk and eggs, to boost the body's energy store before the fasting period of Lent.

Physical stuff is subject to the laws of scarcity: you can use up your timber. But it's hard to use up a good idea.

Is there a person I can contact about all of these questions so you don't have to use up your time helping me gather that information?

Secondly, capital structures would have flexibility to use up prudent buffers when required and be replenished in better times.

It's wholesome, it's yummy, and I get to use up more of my pulp, so it's environmentally friendly!

Rajid: No, you're not, but if everybody thinks the same way you do, we're going to use up all of our natural resources.

The lithium battery neither needs discharging, nor needs electricity to use up and charge, but charge when the battery has power.

But only if you'll give me your word not to use up her strength telling her you were wrong.

She had to use up her retirement funds to save her own life.

It is dearer than it has been for decades, yet jewellers and industrialists would need years to use up all the world's stocks.

These formed the time that publishs need of a book, hardships, cost and resource to use up.

RUN ALL STEEL AT MACHINE : Instruction from supervisor to operator to use up all available steel at machine.

Some fashion houses make clothing exclusively for Yoox. com as a way to use up left-over fabric.

Although the family cars in accordance with the standard car's ergonomic design is not ideal, but everything is very simple to use up time.

Even when you have finished using an object, it continues to use up space that cannot be reclaimed.

The exam is so many charming, bring countless examinee to use up all night.

The longer you keep a snapshot, however, the more likely it is to use up available space.

it's the perfect way to use up the not-so-beautiful ingredients.

But you don't need to follow a special recipe to enjoy fried rice - it's a great way to use up leftovers.

Chewing gum after eating paper to use up discarded trash.

THE HOST: To loss weight you need to use up more energy and exercise than you take in when you eat.

Try not to use up all the flour.

Here, the goal is two-fold, according to Blonna: to reduce muscle tension and to "use up energy that's mobilized during a stress response. "

Both GM and Ford are on a pace to use up $2 billion each a month, based on their third-quarter earnings.

To lose weight, you need to get your body to use up these stores of fat.

To use up or consume gradually.

I don't want to use up all my petrol.

It's an interesting way to use up your free time.

To use up or consume.

The problem with this is that modern cities tend to use up all available land.

Unify a writing, make it become the foundation of a race, and postpone to use up to now;

to use up a large amount of something that you have, especially money

Instead of seizing all potentially tainted feed, the government gave farmers and feedlots five Weeks to use up their inventories

Annotates the page soon to use up;

To use up, consume, or occupy:

spend: To use up or put out; expend: