run-up造句
(1) The longer and faster your run-up is, the higher you can jump.
(2) The bowler started his run-up.
(3) Everyone is very busy during the run-up to publication.
(4) Supermarkets everywhere reported excellent trading in the run-up to Christmas.
(5) The run-up to the final was not encouraging.
(6) These were important even in the run-up to Suez.
(7) It said that in the run-up to an election, it would comment on planning opportunities based on pronouncements by political parties.
(8) In the run-up to Christmas, their games are selling faster than ever.
(9) I took an unnecessarily long run-up and struck the ball well, but high.
(10) These performances are part of the run-up to the Center's anniversary celebrations.
(11) In the run-up to the November 1992 presidential elections, education was seen as a key issue.
(12) All this was visible during the run-up to the Gulf war.
(13) Standing up to voters in the run-up to the general election is another matter.
(14) In the run-up to the election, terrorists have intensified their activities.
(15) When a canvasser called during the election run-up, he decided to rejoin.
(16) The company believes the products will sell well in the run-up to Christmas.
(17) The people at the toy shop expect to shift a lot of stock in the run-up to Christmas.
(18) When I began to compete again, I was struggling with my run-up.
(19) Doubts about Mr Hague's longevity are not new, but are increasingly damaging in the run-up to an election.
(20) Recently, they developed a roll of film found in Paul's old camera, taken in the run-up to the fighting.
(21) But I would like to know how much of a run-up he needed.
(22) The party political scene remains fluid, with parties merging and forming alliances in the run-up to the March 1991 general elections.
(23) Sheila Geddes, Sid Clarke and all the others who had contributed their efforts in the run-up to the launch.
(24) However, they do not expect any radical revision to emerge in the run-up to legislation.
(25) Or would be busy sorting things out at school with the run-up to half-term.
(26) The second was a report on restructuring the business in the run-up to privatisation.
(27) It certainly knocks spots off anything attempted by the newly-Thatcherising Conservatives in the run-up to the 1979 election.
(28) The three are fighting over control of the provincial assemblies, which will be important in the run-up to the election.
(29) Despite medical advice about sensible drinking, many people still over-indulge, particularly in the run-up to Christmas and the New Year.
(30) Competition has hit a new high with many attractive offers in the run-up to Christmas.
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