Example sentences of "[v-ing] up for [noun sg] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 No I , I do n't have time , it really does mean signing up for sort of long
2 I do n't like dressing up for sex as if it 's a performance .
3 This is the first of Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki 's films to open here , but not the last : two more are lining up for release in the next six months .
4 He saved one of the Signals Waafs from getting into trouble through not turning up for duty on time , simply by staying at his post until she finally did appear .
5 Stars are queueing up for treatment at Holby Hospital — the setting for the controversial BBC series Casualty .
6 rising up for air like a diver ,
7 With many electricity supply contracts coming up for renewal at the end of March , the first fruits of the Government 's privatisation policy for the industry are ripening , much like the olives growing in the Department of Energy 's new atrium at the centre of its London offices .
8 Much has been made of the contracts coming up for renewal with the main power generators in the United Kingdom — National Power and PowerGen .
9 The Ikon Gallery , whose lease is coming up for renewal in February 1993 , is studying the possibility of taking over a Victorian school next to the International Convention Centre .
10 Coming up for sale on Thursday is John Constable 's Harnham Bridge Looking Towards Salisbury Cathedral , with a price tag of £1m plus eight magnificent water colours by Turner which are pitched at about £365,000 .
11 Supermarkets everywhere reported excellent trading as whole families flocked to combine stocking up for Christmas with a day 's outing .
12 HELP the Aged 's shops are warming up for winter with a special promotion of woollies , wellies and waterproofs .
13 The Labour party has form in standing up for secrecy in local government , in opposing the publication of school results or of any other kind of league table .
14 You ca n't do wi' your milk drying up for want of nourishment . ’
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