getting up's Usage Examples:

If you don"t enjoy your work, it"s hard getting up in the morning, you know?" Sobotka is.

To quote the old men: we got £10 an acre for grubbing – getting up the roots and undergrowth.

Getting up without names: An indication that a number of long shots have won races, hence: They're getting up without names today.

Faster knockdowns will cause that boxer to recover less stamina upon getting up; the same happens if a boxer is knocked down by a knockout punch.

getting upset because Mulder is always the driver, which was inspired by nitpicking from fans.

It wasn't just a matter of my getting up, singing a chorus, and sitting down again.

For most of the performance, Cosby is seated center-stage, only getting up to emphasize a joke.

Common fate may be something like the group all getting up and leaving together while talking or laughing amongst themselves.

refused to join him, bombarding him with metal and preventing him from getting up close.

Word had gotten around that his brother and he had been getting up a little English translation of some of King Mongkut's public papers and private correspondence.

As Douglas said in an interview years later, “I thought Tyson was getting up until I had seen him looking for that mouth piece and then I knew that.

and Zaaf, who profited from their lowly status and from a widespread disinclination to ride fast by riding 200 km by themselves and sometimes getting up.

Slowly but surely, they managed to work it out of the ground by getting up under the drill.

Synonyms:

current,

Antonyms:

noncurrent, styleless,