come up

and come up to the boat deck. - I said, not now.

Though it will be fun now, you'll regret these choices tomorrow. Make it a point to come up for air sometime today.

However officials said the issue of what India calls cross border terrorism and infiltration will come up in the scheduled talks.

Jelliffe's talk was actually about his experiences trying to come up with metrics of XML schema complexity.

"The sun will come up in the West before Victor Triumph tells a lie! " I said. I was seated, pulling on my high-heeled boots.

Old aunts used to come up to me at weddings, poking me in the ribs and cackling, telling me, "You're next. "

Now come up through the neck loop and down through the loop made by the previous cross at the front of the tie.

Now scientists claim to have come up with an answer to her changing moods - our eyes are sending mixed signals to the brain.

Like I said, this isn't official but maybe I can come up a little. Maybe as much as twenty-five cents per unit.

Whenever he wanted anything to eat, all he had to do was to come up out of his cave in the stones and earth and roar.

It's all too easy to come up with a reason not to do something if we're feeling a bit tired or lazy.

Too many of their fathers and grandfathers had come up to wealth from the small farmer class for that.

With investors in Asia poised to start selling again in just a few hours, the ministers knew they needed to come up with a plan -- and fast.

The trees come up to my window like the yearning voice of the dumb earth .

Stay there for a few breaths before drawing the limbs in and rolling to the right to come up.

He had come up from deep down in the water as the dark cloud of blood had settled and dispersed in the mile deep sea.

He doesn't seem to be able to come up with proper words to interpret his point.

Then the next time the system boots, it will come up to a text console login prompt rather than starting X.

And when I saw him come up to walk again, I was running out of the door and jumped into his arms.

It would be very difficult for you to make the first single, how do you come up with that decision?

You wanted to see the sun come up and no one to be near you.

Observers in Baghdad say it is not clear whether the measure will come up for a vote, and is unlikely to pass if it does.

I do not know why they come up with this point, but do you think we can really throw light upon it?

We've got to put our heads together and come up with a solution.

The matter of children will come up, and again, you seem to be rethinking a previously made decision you had made on behalf of one child.

Memorable Quote: "I'm going to bed before either of you come up with another clever idea to get us killed - or worse, expelled. "

Barbosa said he did not know when his mining competitors would come up with a negotiated settlement.

Bean-counters in Austin, the state capital, had come up with sobering projections, but none of these were official estimates.

He was too unhappy, it must be nothing but a dream, and his mother was alive, and Emma would come up presently and go to bed.

He had come up so fast and absolutely without caution that he broke the surface of the blue water and was in the sun.

Some parents, she said, would come up to her and ask about a magic pill or vitamin "to cure their child. "

Mr. Capus said the issue of the other political daughters did not come up in his conversations with Ms. Clinton.

How was it that this frightened mouse of a doctor had come up with something so spectacular?

Scoring is only time that has not come up with the ball, when all global access after the match ended, automatic lights extinguished.

Creditors forced sales -- you know, "Come up with the cash or we're going to have to liquidate you. "

Of course it is always possible, by massaging the data sufficiently, to come up with a way of retrospectively beating the market.

Unless Fiat or Magna was prepared to come up with the money within 24 hours, Opel and Vauxhall would join their parent in insolvency.

And perhaps the sun would not come up for another half hour or so, and the dawn was slowly covering the earth with a strange stillness.

Content for some of the images will be provided where necessary but the artist must be able to come up with the majority of their own ideas.

We're crawling along the bottom and every once in a while we come up for air.

Climate change negotiators are trying to come up with a workable draft document to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.

He had his hand scalded when frying meatballs and now the scalds come up in blisters all over his hand.

However a few things have come up lately that I'd like to discuss with you.

Along with your previous experience, your greatest accomplishment is one of the topics that is sure to come up in almost any job interview.

Don't avoid complainers, listen to them just long enough to hear the problem, then try to come up with a solution.

If you raise your hand again I'm going to ask you to come up here and punch me in the face.

If you are tired of trying to come-up with secure passwords, Password Architect is for you!

other, who had not come up above the sea for many years, and the Sea-King with his crown upon his head.

She caught sight of the doctor of the quarter as he passed the end of the street; she took it upon herself to request him to come up stairs.

Master Wang from the Holy Tantra Jin-Gang-Dhyana Buddhism Group. Master Wang, if You could come up to give us a presentation tonight.

My house is home to plenty of technology, but I struggled to come up with anything that might be considered a historical object.

While some of the greatest ideas and solutions come up in brainstorm meetings, we also lose most of our time in discussion without action.

He said he had a guru of his own and, as he was passing by, he felt the urge to come up and talk about things that seemed to him important.

The university offered him only a small loan and he had to come up with the rest of the money himself.

They always come up short. We're left with a ton of products that sort of, kind of look like Apple products, but never feel right.

At the end of the lesson you can come up to me with your questions if you have any and I shall try to help you.

It is, then, up to the enterprise PM (or an architect) to come up with an optimal set of solution projects to implement the EA.

Secondly, Pakistan has not come up with a viable economic program, which they would be ready to support, " said Zubair. "

Maybe a number suddenly come up in his head and he buy it, then he become a lucker.

It is now just 70 metres from the surface and islanders are already trying to come up with a name for the new island.

Even with her addictions , however, she periodically will fall into her well and her feelings may come up in a most uncontrolled fashion.

If Europe is too proud to call on the IMF, it will have to come up with its own fund as a backstop for Greece, and quickly.

He get in junior high and we play this game where I give him a real simple word and he got to come up with a fancy one like it.

One of the goals of this case study was to come up to a design that allows for a highly testable implementation.

Engineers are still trying to come up with a commercially viable replacement for internal-combustion engines.

Every morning, come up with at least two or three answers to each of the following questions, basking in the positive emotions they inspire.

It takes more time than you think to come up with a good way of communicating this.

"You just have to be able to be safe walking down the street, and neither candidate has come up with a plan, " he said.

Let me come up with the the means of preventing the fearful experiment of this evening, and farewell to other thoughts.

'I know you didn't like him, 'she said, 'but please, I beg you tobe friends with him now. Shall I ask him to come up? '

And he said, How could I unless someone guides me? And he entreated Philip to come up and sit with him.

They were firing a cannon over the water and were trying to make my body come up to the top of the water.

You know, I think I didn't make it tough enough for him to come up with good shots.

Neil was a bit upset for its intending to come up and looked at him straight.

"You know, we could have had a hundred smart people sitting here for a year and never come up with a lot of that stuff, " Mr. Zoellick says.

Two days before your presentation is usually too late to go into the ring and come up with a winning idea.

Perhaps, if it had cooled down in another way, spacetime wouldn't have come up.

Some of my acquaintances in the country come up to town once or twice a year to visit the theatre as a special treat.

So Elizabeth and I had to come up with a Plan B. A would have been, we were actually pretty happy about our solution.

Therefore, as a phenomenon, the majority of "80 after" Parents will come up with savings to pay back the principal for the children.

One or two listeners would even come up afterwards and ask what was wrong with his hands.

The allies are trying to come up with a consensus on dealing with Mr. Gorbachev.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

Now kids will come up to me and their first question is usually how much I bench.

Come up with a question or two of your own to ask.

You might be surprised at all the inspiring, thought-provoking content you come up with all on your own.

And the men of the garrison answered Jonathan and his armorbearer, and said, Come up to us, and we will show you a thing.

I began to really look forward to the next one, interested to see what this author would come up with next.

Well we've got to come up with ways to keep this thing going you know.

The child is really happy to see his mother come up. see sb. do sth.

Perhaps, if it had cooled down in another way, spacetime wouldn't have come up.

Some of my acquaintances in the country come up to town once or twice a year to visit the theatre as a special treat.

So Elizabeth and I had to come up with a Plan B. A would have been, we were actually pretty happy about our solution.

Therefore, as a phenomenon, the majority of "80 after" Parents will come up with savings to pay back the principal for the children.

In remarks Monday at the White House, Obama said the tax cuts were among several "urgent matters" he expected to come up at the meeting.

He thought for a while, and finally come up with a solution.

One or two listeners would even come up afterwards and ask what was wrong with his hands.

The allies are trying to come up with a consensus on dealing with Mr. Gorbachev.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

Now kids will come up to me and their first question is usually how much I bench.

Therefore, as a phenomenon, the majority of "80 after" Parents will come up with savings to pay back the principal for the children.

In remarks Monday at the White House, Obama said the tax cuts were among several "urgent matters" he expected to come up at the meeting.

He thought for a while, and finally come up with a solution.

We're trying to come up with new explanations for material phenomena that have important applications.

One or two listeners would even come up afterwards and ask what was wrong with his hands.

The allies are trying to come up with a consensus on dealing with Mr. Gorbachev.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

Now kids will come up to me and their first question is usually how much I bench.

Come up with a question or two of your own to ask.

You might be surprised at all the inspiring, thought-provoking content you come up with all on your own.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

Now kids will come up to me and their first question is usually how much I bench.

Come up with a question or two of your own to ask.

You might be surprised at all the inspiring, thought-provoking content you come up with all on your own.

And the men of the garrison answered Jonathan and his armorbearer, and said, Come up to us, and we will show you a thing.

I began to really look forward to the next one, interested to see what this author would come up with next.

Well we've got to come up with ways to keep this thing going you know.

The child is really happy to see his mother come up. see sb. do sth.

Consider, finally, a hot-button issue that has come up in the last two months: Should insurance companies cover contraception?

The surface of the water literally bubbles as thousands of cod come up to feed. They're monitored from the boat by an underwater camera.

The child is really happy to see his mother come up. see sb. do sth.

Consider, finally, a hot-button issue that has come up in the last two months: Should insurance companies cover contraception?

The surface of the water literally bubbles as thousands of cod come up to feed. They're monitored from the boat by an underwater camera.

When companies trying to find new drugs come up against the nonreproducibility problem, the repercussions can be significant.

After a year of analysis, the investigators have failed to come up with a conventional explanation for this so-called low-energy excess.

so Cindy and I have come up with a few sweet excuses for getting out of gym class. Check'em out!

Simon used his quick wits to come up with a clever and funny answer to his mother's question.

Don't forget to turn all the lights off before you come up to bed.

They would be able to come up with an estimate in short order provided they are given clear instructions on what assumptions to use.

We have to rethink our policy and come up with a way of campaigning against animal testing in the light of REACH.

They would be able to come up with an estimate in short order provided they are given clear instructions on what assumptions to use.

We have to rethink our policy and come up with a way of campaigning against animal testing in the light of REACH.

The old man with the shabby clothes slowly walked to the front to address the employees, and he invited the girl to come up with him.

For instance, it's easy to come up with evolutionary explanations for our preferences after the fact, Conley said.

The question that she continued to come up against, however, concerned internal radiation.

But the stunned ace got no further than Passport Control because his documents did not come up to scratch.

Come up unto me, and help me, that we may smite Gibeon: for it hath made peace with Joshua and with the children of Israel.

He must encourage them to help come up with sound ideas, while also not undermining the implementation of policies they do not like.

If you could come up with a really competitive price, we might be able to place a large order.

She said he might come up to people if they give him bananas, marshmallows or grapes.

If you could come up with a really competitive price, we might be able to place a large order.

She said he might come up to people if they give him bananas, marshmallows or grapes.

I was there at his ranch when he wasn't even there on at least two occasions when he had a giant group of kids come up.

Simultaneously, the House of Representatives will attempt to come up with its own draft of a bill.

Mr Sarkozy's prime minister Franç ois Fillon said in June that he would come up with a way out of the impasse, but nothing happened.

Do not spend the time another person is talking trying to come up with a good answer, use the time to listen and only listen.

If you try to come up and over the top and hit above the equator, you'll simply drive the ball into the net.

The author was a guy his own age who had come up the hard way and was now a celebrity in the literary world.

Type a few ingredients into a search engine along with the word "recipe" and you're sure to come up with something.

You might be able to come up with an idea for a compromise or solution to this problem and suggest it to both parents.

You might be able to come up with an idea for a compromise or solution to this problem and suggest it to both parents.

A poorly written press release might have caused less of a stir, were it not for the fact that Greenpeace had come up with the scenario.

" He was very shocked by this, and he said, " Okay, you've got 48 hours to come up with a national plan to fix the economy.

"Opportunities will come up over the next 24 months, and we want to be in a position to consider them, " he said.

New York (CNN) -- People come up to Aimee Mullins all the time and say, "you know, I have to tell you, you just don't look disabled. "

So she has come up with a charity for her company to sponsor in Africa, and suddenly claimed that the meaning was back in her job.

I will spend the rest of the night scrolling through the alphabet in an attempt to come up with your name. If I fail, there's always Google.

His performance did not really come up to his usual high standard.

My first step in trying to isolate the problems reported by the tester was to come up with some simple, reproducible test cases.

Now, though, a pair of Canadian engineers have come up with an ingenious way of using the heat of the sun to drive the process.

Now, though, a pair of Canadian engineers have come up with an ingenious way of using the heat of the sun to drive the process.

Mr Kirkpatrick believes that Facebook's leaders are smart enough to come up with strategies that will keep the company growing like crazy.

'Then I'm afraid I can't come up to your expectations here, at any rate. You think people should just do as they like. '

I really don't have room to maneuver. You're going to have to come up to what we discussed on the phone.

The image I attached might provide an idea of how it may or may not look like. . . but it will be up to your team to come up with the idea.

Different risks may often come up in constructing and operating the bank revetment.

In the evening, Oscar Cresswell did not come, but Bassett sent a message, saying could he come up for one moment, just one moment?

It's easy to come up with a task which is useful and original - just combine existing ideas in a new way, perhaps with some minor twists.

Dr Law seems to have come up with a real example.

Those are just a few ideas that I have come up with. Feel free to post some other ideas in the comment section of the ezine.

Those are just a few ideas that I have come up with. Feel free to post some other ideas in the comment section of the ezine.

No kidding. We've got to come up with two completely different sales pitches to suit the needs of each groups.

Check her out below, and if any of you intrepid readers can come up with a name, let me know.

For years, people have been trying to come up with ways to use all the rest of the plant to make fuel.

They've got to come up, warm, get that solar power, and then plunge back into the depths, and go up and down and up and down.

That it might cause fury to come up to take vengeance ; I have set her blood upon the top of a rock, that it should not be covered.

After Pharaoh's daughter had come up from the City of David to the palace Solomon had built for her, he constructed the supporting terraces.

The police handcuffed the robber, when he had come up with him.

Part jest, part provocation, the posters still come up in conversation most days around the two clubs.

Unless Rubin could come up with a breakthrough Android phone, and quick, he might have to concede the entire business to Steve Jobs.

Unless Rubin could come up with a breakthrough Android phone, and quick, he might have to concede the entire business to Steve Jobs.

As you're working on your important tasks, and trying to focus, other ideas will come up, and other requests will come in.

Ok. We should be able to give you a briefing on what ideas we have come up with in a few days.

The players on show are all illustrious names and talented footballers, so to be able to come up against them is a fantastic opportunity.

And ironically, the same issue has come up in a very different setting, namely the divulging of information in patent applications.

Men like a woman, but to come up with thousand reason, deal with her continued cross-examine.

And, try as he might, he could not come up with an idea for his mother's Christmas gift.

Now, at last, she was really in it. She had come up the imposing steps, guarded by the large and portly doorman.

The next step for you would be to come up to speed on what these efforts are putting together .

And after the league made with him he shall work deceitfully: for he shall come up, and shall become strong with a small people.

I said "why don't one of you come up and sit beside me? "

Each month for the dealer working summary, understanding the agency problem in the work, try to come up with can be solved by means of.

If say that I want to ask a question like this, my thinking to be probably not necessarily each can answer come up.

"Co. . . " Dolohov began, but he could not at once articulate the words: "come up, " he said, with an effort.

None of this means that governments are set to come up with a convincing package to stop the planet from overheating.

"The next generation will come up in less than two years, " he says.

Firms that come up with faster and fancier services should be able to charge a premium, just as delivery companies and airlines do.

The President, Alejos, and the aides frantically tried to come up with a statement. Finally, they hashed out a few words.

When you realize that "truth" is often symbolic, you'll often find that you are actually free to come up with alternatives.

It's wonderful for you to come up with such a good idea.

You know, I can answer questions about my movie, but for me to come up and talk for 18 minutes is a really long time.

So far, only one man has come up with a theory that seems to fit all the facts.

"We'll come up with something on the contract situation in the next week or two, " he said.

It has shown that the length measurement system can meet the demands of the process completely and come up to API international standards.

Instead, she said the two countries should together come up with a plan to fight climate change.

The other day I covered 10 things you should not say to a loved one if you don't want your name to come up in her therapy sessions.

If you're building a bridge between the two, you've got to come up with a clever way to switch lanes without disruption or accident.

Just as they are in such a trouble, a small boy come up with an orange in his hand.

'How can I, ' he said, 'unless someone explains it to me? ' So he invited Philip to come up and sit with him.

France's Muslim community is trying to come up with its own means of financing its clerics.

These sort of problems constantly come up, and it indicate that this new device need a newly regulation.

His work didn't come up to that of his brother.

Stuff is going to come up, and you will have to deal with it -- but don't bring it with you.

When they come up to you and hug you, and say thank you. it's the best feeling you'll ever here.

I'm just sort of thinking out loud that maybe my people will allow me to come up that much.

He noticed his toddler come up to up and try to unpinch the photo to make it larger, like you do on an iPad.

On purchasing drugs, quality examinations must be carried out; if the drugs do not come up to standard, they may not be purchased.

All the little children had come up to the landing outside, to look at the phenomenon of Peepy lying on my bed.

Some of our presidents have had to come up to speed quite quickly.

That paper which would come up to the Chair for its consideration would take into account the various views that had been expressed.

But he offered a bit more optimism than defense officials have acknowledged when those questions have come up in recent weeks.

Standing at the streetcar stop, hearing the birds and watching the sun come up was like an awakening.

Silly silly so I leaned against the windows, put the words to think of most of the day, but finally did not come up with it herself!

After the changes are made and tested, your help desk staff should be ready to help users with any problems that may come up.

Once you've come up with a list of definite targets to hit for that day, you decide whether to do them yourself or to delegate them.

I am sorry to tell you that your work did not come up to my expected requirement.

You who have escaped the sword, Go and do not stand still; Remember Jehovah from afar, And let Jerusalem come up in your heart.

allow me as a Southern woman, with much attachment to the land of my birth, to entreat you to come up to this work.

I could have spent years and years trying to imagine who I would marry and never come up with her.

I told him we have come up with a new proposal for him to consider, so he agreed to give us half an hour on the Monday at 2pm.

One of the suite beckoned to the soldiers holding the flags to come up and set up the flag staffs around the commander-in-chief.

One of our staff loves to come up with names for products, and he's really good at it (we're not).

Children, listening to stories his mother told his father, the sloth bears were to fish a number of ways to come up with?

The trees come up to my window; and the touch of the nameless days clings to my heart like mosses round the old tree.

s creative of him to come up with new ideas.

You're not saying, here I've got to do this class, let's come up with the interface of this entire class and then implement it.

In some places gas and oil come up to the surface of the sea from its bed.

The point was to come up with a new figure that did not make the Soviet Union an unequal partner of the United States.

He has had women come up to him to tell him a thing or two about a thing or two.

Leeteuk : Eunhyuk, please come up to the front and show us the main dance.

Once the female secretary listen to hurriedly invite her to come up, say that the vice-president can meet with her after holding a meeting.

( rubbing his hands . ) This feels good . Come up to the fire , ladies .

With all the wonders of modern technology, why has no one come up with a way to make a time machine?

But since the central bank crackdown, new applicants have come up with no more than six at a time.

He's come up with his classmates ahead of him, after months of patient diligence.

What come up to the eyes of the grain of sand are sea surface, sunshine and mankind, who look at him with extraordinary exultation.

If put a condition apt come up to say, indeed is greatly negative the stuff of path is no.

Your mental computer is always ready to serve you, and whatever question you give it, it will surely come up with an answer.

They are very friendly to people. If you fall into the water and can't swim, they may come up to help you.

Think of this as a hobbyist's test project, and if you come up with a killer app for it, you might just be able to make a profit anyway.