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• Mix it all up with your hands, the best utensils you own.
• I'd tie it all up with a very simple pair of large diamond studs ."
• Volvo entrants Djuice, SEB and overall Volvo race leader Illbruck were all up with the lead pack.
• The parody metal act Spinal Tap sums it all up with a little ditty they call Christmas With the Devil.
• Once they've got the ensemble together, women are wrapping it all up with stoles fringed in bohemian splendor.
• Fraser wrote the book after work in nightly bursts, taking ninety hours all up with no advance plotting or revisions.
• Rice had set it all up with a spectacular, one-handed catch on the play before that had gained 36 yards.
• And they can dress it all up with masonry lion caps and balls, and throw in aluminum awnings for their windows and doors.
• Perhaps the woman who seems to be ruffled by nothing wilted a long time ago, covering it all up with a steely smile.
• Mostly, they state and restate a handful of cliches about their subjects, then wrap it all up with a tragic death scene.
• Another treatment is to spray the stain with WD-40, wait 15 minutes, and wipe it all up with a dry cloth.
• Rice said the summit would produce no " particular moment in which you could tie it all up with a red ribbon ."
• They clean it all up with a giant fire and hose and wash it all down, and they rebuild the restaurant for the next day.
• "But again, I wouldn't expect any particular moment in which you tie it all up with a red ribbon ."
• He is reported to have thrown up his hands and said, " Boys, its all up with me . " He died a few minutes later.
• When you start getting into packages where you're protecting a lead, you've got to block'em all up with nobody slipping off ."
• Volvo entrants Djuice, SEB and overall Volvo race leader Illbruck were all up with the lead pack, and Illbruck moved into second place three hours after the start.
• Volvo entrants Djuice, SEB and overall Volvo race leader Illbruck were all up with the lead pack, and Illbruck had moved into second place three hours after the start.
• The Second Symphony, composed 12 years later, is authentic Rachmaninoff, cunningly building up its sensuous melodies, propelled by compelling rhythms, and serving it all up with masterly orchestration.
• He added, " They prefer cars where someone else hasn't got their grubby hands on it first, and mucked it all up with an improper restoration ."