come up造句怎么写

The grass will come up again in the spring.

Occasionally we have come up with some moneymaking ideas.

The scientists are beating their brains trying to come up with a solution to the problem.

Stay underwater for five minutes, and then come up for air

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

He'd come up town in his greasy overalls and sweaty blue shirt, with his face streaked up with smoke.

Although the stone tower is about three feet high, ordinary people are naturally difficult to come up, But Ye Du believes that this difficult messenger, and is likely to come up in a flash.

Firstly, it should promote a sense of humanity and come up with more ways to help the disadvantaged.

Being an extremely clearheaded, cautious, prudent young man, he is safe to come up in the world.

When they finish bathe come up from the water, must extremely carefully take their wet body and seize with two hands is closing up your body.

"and as for the ten horns, out of this kingdom ten kings will come to power; and after them another will come up: he will be different from the first ones and will put down three kings."

New Zealand has come up with a new idea for getting rid of tons of human waste without having to create new landfills.

Master, as long as you can come up with a good way, Xiao An Zi is willing to run for Master in the service of dog and horse.

"Let righteousness come down, O heavens, from on high, and let the sky send it down like rain: let the earth be open to give the fruit of salvation, causing righteousness to come up with it; I the Lord have made it come about."

stumble on; come upon

Therefore, whether we can have a good sense of the seriousness of the above-mentioned problems and whether we can come up with prompt solutions has a great bearing on the future and fortune of WTO.

If Zhang Juzheng were still alive, it would be impossible for him to be awarded all the privileges and ceremonies of the dynasty. He would surely come up with the subject of cherishing the famous Imperial instruments as a hindrance.

The final coal consumption amounted at 12.78 million tons in 2000, and is predicted to come up to 15.15 million tons by 2008 on a business-as-usual (BAU) basis.

Next, come up with solutions.

He had come up the hard way

Such problems have come up before.

The beans I sowed last week haven't come up yet.

We have come up against an unexpected problem.

something that you use when you come up against an unexpected event.

I thought I was dreaming; and when things began to come back to me they seemed to come up dim out of last week.

Ahead through the fog, the sun was starting to come up, a white eye peeking out beside a tree.

"Their dead bodies will be thick on the face of the earth, and their smell will come up, and the mountains will be flowing with their blood, and all the hills will come to nothing."

With regard to precipitous heights, if you are beforehand with your adversary, you should occupy the raised and sunny spots, and there wait for him to come up.

To further expand the opening up to the outside and promote outwardly economic development, Guangxi has come up with a series of policies to make use of foreign investments.

Take stronger measures in law enforcement by relying on the departments of both environmental protection and traffic control so that more than 90% of the automobiles' exhaust will come up to the limits.

Cormorants look very much like crows. They line up on the prow of the boat with a cord round one foot, and dive into the water to catch fish. When they come up, the boatman squeezes their necks gently to make them eject their catch.

Wait until I come up the steps...

Some girls have come up to say hello to her.

By tomorrow morning she had come up with an excuse, a watertight excuse, to cover it up.

NIV] A shoot will come up from the stump of Jesse; from his roots a Branch will bear fruit.

Tycho Brahe: An important Danish astronomer of the 16th century. His ground breaking research allowed Sir Isaac Newton to come up with the theory of gravity.

But I think Kao Sung-nien has come up in the world these last few a person gets in a high position, he's apt to get carried away."

To come up from behind; overtake.

Set a time limit and come up with as many ideas as you can, one per sticky note.

"Then come up after him and he will come in and take his place on the seat of my kingdom; for he is to be king in my place, and I have given orders that he is to be ruler over Israel and over Judah."

He's a very personable young man, but his work does not really come up to scratch.

Wherever did you come up with that?

"We are always looking at ways to enhance the broadband internet experience of the future and this time we are sure consumers will come up smelling of roses."