How To Use Bone up In A Sentence

Unless you're willing to bone up on the subject, you're better off to assess his technical ability by asking for references and checking them out.
In preparation, I began to bone up on my cooking skills, already a hobby of mine, and pored over What to Expect When You're Expecting.
Anyone who thinks these people play anything remotely original needs to bone up on their musicology.
So I'm finally doing some actual academic reading for my ‘Reading Elective,’ trying to bone up on some anesthesia basics before I switch residencies in July.
To bone up on the subject, he read the works of a professor at the University of Pennsylvania whose area of research was deceptive political advertising.

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Those firms which bone up on the latest thinking will reap the benefits.
I must bone up on my French before we go to Paris.
So if you are wondering about what to bone up on if you want to be a security screener don't ask me.
Now in order to do my job properly, I had to bone up on what was required when giving a professional opinion about a document.
He had to bone up on his French.
I've allowed myself to get lazy about following what's going on nationally and I've got to bone up on a lot of stuff.
I had to bone up on my Latin verbs before the final exam
Maintain some weight toward the ball of your front foot and use your front thigh to pull your thighbone upward out of your front knee, allowing your front shin some slight forward movement.
I, for one, can never make any sense out of what she says, and if articulate is telling outright lies, saying "you betcha", and running sentences together, you need to bone up on the English language. Gingrich says Palin 'tremendously important'
Check out the climate data at weather stations around the world, or bone up on potential careers in geoscience.
I have to bone up on criminal law for a test next week.