How To Use Rev up In A Sentence
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Electric motors are known for producing full torque from a stop, unlike gasoline engines, which have to rev up.
Reality check: Is the 2011 Chevrolet Volt an electric car or a hybrid?
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Solid, or mechanical, lifters provide more direct contact between the cam and pushrod and accordingly can rev up to 8,000 rpm.
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Romantic leads in ballets chronically part; they run away to rev up the speed for launching themselves at each other.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Increasing your activity will rev up your metabolism so you can burn more calories.
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The temptation to rev up the arms race with high-tech weapons is especially dangerous.
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The coal mines in North China have to rev up their outputs to meet ever - increasing demand.
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Or do you think your neighbor would rev up her chainsaw just to shut you up?
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Estate agents, once more, have a spring in their steps, an extra vroom as they rev up their BMWs.
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Having discovered a mutual passionate love of food, travel and adventure, they pack up their panniers, rev up their bikes and head off in search of authentic culinary and cultural experiences in all corners of the world.
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But there's nothing like partisanship to rev up the faithful, so the president and friends are framing Republicans as tools of big business.
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The coal mines in North China have to rev up their outputs to meet ever - increasing demand.
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The coal mines in North China have to rev up their outputs to meet ever - increasing demand.
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rev up an engine
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A little bit of my brain was beginning to rev up, but my movements had gone into slow motion.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indeed so regularly is the phrase "leader of the pack" mentioned when describing him, you half expect to hear a Harley‑Davidson engine raspily rev up and cue in The Shangri-Las.
How Jimmy Anderson went from water carrier to leader of the pack | Rob Bagchi
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Don't rev up the engine too fast.
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Why not rev up your brain cells by doing stuff that'll enrich you?
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If you just find a way to rev up those contractile fibers for the muscle, then everything else from human biology and gait would allow us to be that fast," said physiologist Peter Weyand of Southern Methodist University, lead author of a study published Jan. 21 in the
Wired Top Stories
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let's rev up production
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Athens may be a year away but it's never too early to rev up the marketing bandwagon.
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Every so often a "fartlek" is called out and paddlers rev up and exert themselves for two or three minutes, raising the boat speed to 12 or 13 mph.
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And these projects could take a long time to start up at a time when we need to rev up the economy quickly.
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Don't rev up the engine too fast.
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Indeed so regularly is the phrase "leader of the pack" mentioned when describing him, you half expect to hear a Harley‑Davidson engine raspily rev up and cue in The Shangri-Las.
How Jimmy Anderson went from water carrier to leader of the pack | Rob Bagchi
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The coal mines in North China have to rev up their outputs to meet ever - increasing demand.
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Car wars rev up THE battle of the forecourts is about to heat up.
Times, Sunday Times
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Off-stage event sketching will continue to rev up the young crowd.
