Example sentences of "go up to " in BNC.
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| 31 | Instead of another row with her mother , she had decided that she must get to the bottom of things by going up to the Hall and speaking to Miss Hatherby , and she pedalled as fast as she could . |
| 32 | My ! that would be something to cope with , if it got round the unit that he was going up to Lemon 's place . |
| 33 | There are also problems at Wild Cat Tor , where serious erosion has been caused by climbers going up to the Blue Grass and Singing Kettle buttresses . |
| 34 | ‘ You 're not going up to your room till you 've washed up the supper things . ’ |
| 35 | All right , dear John did n't like her going up to the loft , especially when he was out of the house . |
| 36 | ‘ I 'm going up to London tomorrow , Letty , ’ she said quickly , it was best she got things moving as soon as possible . |
| 37 | There 's quite a lot of the broch showing , too , almost the complete circle , with one very high bit where I 'm told there are steps going up to what 's left of the top level , with a view . ’ |
| 38 | SelectMail for both operating systems will be out next month — prices are the same for both versions and start at $156 , going up to $3,600 . |
| 39 | The ECCS Products Group unit of ECCS Inc , based in Tinton Falls , New Jersey has a new family of fault-tolerant network storage subsystems using RAID technology : ranging in capacity from 200Mb to 8Gb they will be pitched at users downsizing from mainframes to Unix environments and Novell Inc NetWare networks — prices start at $4,800 for RAID 1 going up to $13,750 for RAID 5 , from this month . |
| 40 | It was the last of his nightly chores and he looked around once more to make certain that he had not forgotten anything before going up to the room where his young wife was resting . |
| 41 | Subterfuges were devised and pressures were applied to prevent appeals going up to Paris . |
| 42 | ( This study contains a useful bibliographical essay on women and philosophy , going up to 1983 . ) |
| 43 | This thought , of why Jasper consented to let her sleep here , instead of going up to another room , or asking her to go , made her mind swirl , as if it — her mind was nauseous . |
| 44 | I have a granddaughter now going up to Burnt Mill and I think myself , they could n't have done any better in the grammar school . |
| 45 | This is the one that 's going up to Scotland . |
| 46 | I 'm going up to that there mass of spaghetti , and I 'm going to make sure . ’ |
| 47 | Here at last you are in the real mountains , with the highest peaks going up to some 5,000 feet . |
| 48 | But the main point of going up to it is to look at the Pyrenean Museum that has been created inside . |
| 49 | it was literally b literally like going up to the shop and buying a newspaper . |
| 50 | Yvonne seemed silently furious , then announced she was going up to the lifeboat shed to buy some souvenir crap or whatever . |
| 51 | I might have read , checked papers before going up to bed . |
| 52 | As I was going up to my cell it all hit me — am I ever going to get my daughter back ? |
| 53 | I 'm going up to the top floor . |
| 54 | I realised I 'd be doing the eating so it would n't exactly be going up to heaven in a cloud of smoke , but as CJ says , it 's the thought … |
| 55 | The clubhead is changing from going up to coming down and the resultant force is so great that the wrists break more fully … if you 're relaxed . |
| 56 | Fees vary enormously from artist to artist , and start around £200 for a drawing , going up to £30,000 for a full-length ceremonial portrait . |
| 57 | I have thought about going up to Clove Lodge in the dark to say hello to Rosa , when I would n't be able to see my old place . |
| 58 | Oh , and I 'm thinking of going up to London for the best part of next week . " |
| 59 | Late afternoon yesterday , my family and I were going up to Dunkil to visit the Bible class who About a dozen deer and one or two stags high on the hill . |
| 60 | But , having outgrown Stowe and with time to kill before going up to Cambridge , he gravitated , almost inevitably , to the London School of Economics , where his active interest in politics began to overshadow his desire to be a poet . |