How To Use Lap up In A Sentence
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Their audience will lap up whatever they throw at them.
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Three capybaras have been born at the popular animal park and the babies are now delighting visitors as they lap up the autumn sunshine.
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The cat began to lap up the milk.
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Mr. Syme's original operation was briefly as follows: -- With an ordinary amputating-knife make a lunated incision (Plate I.fig. 19) from one condyle to the other, across the front of the joint, on a level with the middle of the patella, divide the tissues down to the bones, and then draw the flap upwards, then cut the quadriceps extensor immediately above the patella.
A Manual of the Operations of Surgery For the Use of Senior Students, House Surgeons, and Junior Practitioners
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You are sure to lap up the special doting treatment emanating from your mate.
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Ice cream is one food that most kids lap up without hesitation.
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A hard slap upside my head was her solution for everything.
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It is only to the good of the one with the knife, and those who by weight of numbers but not reason dictate what is the good of allthose cheering him on so they might lap up any drop of blood their masters miss.
Men Don't Leave Me
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Crash goes his belly and his arms flap up like a corkscrew lever.
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He has the look to suit glamorous big European nights under the floodlights and the reputation and aura of a man made to lap up the spotlight.
The Sun
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Can you slap up a meal for my friends before we rush to the game?
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Perhaps he can borrow a reptile to perch next to him and lap up his tears as they fall.
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Poor and very un-cricket like Way With Words scheduling placed first time novelist Helen Slavin, the victor ludorum in Susan Hill's annual first novel competition, up against a sell-out deceased but very local author, Mary Wesley, in the form of Wild Mary: The Life of Mary Wesley by Patrick Marnham in The Great Hall followed by a free slap up celebratory lunch in the garden to celebrate her life.
Helen v Mary
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A sharp slap upside his head corrects his delirium.
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Bell-birds and tuis - forest birds in the nectar-feeding family called honeyeaters - have brushlike tongues that enable them to lap up honeydew drops easily.
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He would dart out his tongue right and left, as rapidly as lightning, and lap up the ants in quick succession, with the most laudable gulosity.
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You still need to lap up compliments to satisfy your overly self - esteem .
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‘I should just give up,’ Alcamay whispered then he got a slap upside his head.
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Their audience will lap up whatever they throw at them.
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Bell-birds and tuis - forest birds in the nectar-feeding family called honeyeaters - have brushlike tongues that enable them to lap up honeydew drops easily.
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Even children who would normally blanch at the sight of a dried anchovy lap up Caesars.
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It just confirms all my contempt for the modern music industry and the dumb tasteless shlubs in the listening world who lap up the industry's noxious and offensive outpourings.
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I really didn't understand the kid gloves, but it was still a slap up-side their right-wing heads.
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He needed a slap upside the head.
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Her Uncle Tom is delighted and arranges to take her out for a slap up meal.
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They were in good wind now, and sent him slap up to the ceiling first time, against which his knees came rather sharply.
Tom Brown's Schooldays
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You can see why audiences lap up the comedy, the colour and the phantasmagorical love story at its heart.
Times, Sunday Times
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While some seemed to lap up the spotlight, others grabbed the opportunity for a quick kip.
The Sun
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Not surprisingly, it is a comparison that the Bush people lap up with delight.
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Of course we all lap up the details, but the sheer volume of wandering trousers in the modern age has blunted moral outrage.
Times, Sunday Times
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While some seemed to lap up the spotlight, others grabbed the opportunity for a quick kip.
The Sun
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We were guests of honour and given a slap up feast, then my friends went on stage to play their set.
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Three capybaras have been born at the popular animal park and the babies are now delighting visitors as they lap up the autumn sunshine.
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He has the look to suit glamorous big European nights under the floodlights and the reputation and aura of a man made to lap up the spotlight.
The Sun
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Three capybaras - who bear a striking resemblance to domestic guinea pigs, have been born at the popular animal park and the babies are now delighting visitors as they lap up the autumn sunshine.
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Much better to imagine the deathbed scene, when at least you'll be around to lap up the attention.
Times, Sunday Times
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I know that the kids lap up every last bit of detail, and they are the prime readership after all, but for me it's a rather stodgy and tedious read.
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They were in good wind now, and sent him slap up to the ceiling first time, against which his knees came rather sharply.
Tom Brown's Schooldays
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While some seemed to lap up the spotlight, others grabbed the opportunity for a quick kip.
The Sun
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Even burgundy snobs will lap up this lacy, gamey, red-berried pinot noir, with a whisker of spice on the finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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A place still firmly rooted in old-time Americana, where kids puddle around in the shallows and dogs lap up fallen ice cream cones.
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Mr. Thomas Reid, the sexton, was heard to remark from time to time that he "didn't hold with th'm newfangle fashins in dress;" but he was a regular old conservative, and most people agreed with Mr. Abraham Boosey of the Duke's Head, who had often been to London, and who said she did "look just A one, slap up, she did!
A Tale of a Lonely Parish
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Their audience will lap up whatever they throw at them.
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Their audience will lap up whatever they throw at them.
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Just lap up the unintentional comedy.
The Sun
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Of course we all lap up the details, but the sheer volume of wandering trousers in the modern age has blunted moral outrage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unlike most dogs, she doesn't use her tongue to lap up the liquid.
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Can you slap up a meal for my friends before we rush to the game?
