How To Use Trip up In A Sentence
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A trip up the Thames from Southend-On-Sea to the Houses of Parliament provides him with many fine opportunities to indulge in his own idiosyncratic brand of taradiddles and horseplay.
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The humorous storyteller's strategy, as Twain wrote, is to feign innocence so as to trip up the audience's.
The Atlantic | July/August 2001 | Mark Twain's Reconstruction | Blount Jr.
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The guy you'll see in those pix is Steeltip, a character that uses archery not only to attack but to fire "trick arrows," like flashbangs to disorient, poison gas clouds, splashes of acid to degrade armor, and oil slicks to trip up his enemies.
Friday Pix
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SKorean court upholds conviction for late president's brother, reduces prison term Police: Bad grammar, spelling trip up man accused of trying to impersonate W.Va. governor Myanmar accuses detained Myanmar-American of seeking to create political unrest Sarah Palin urges smaller government, talks US-China relations in speech to investors in Asia Authorities in southwestern Michigan say they have cracked case of 'pillowcase' burglaries Ohio woman who said she was unfaithful wears sign to ask fiance for a second chance Fishy find: Australian teens hand in $87,000 after surprise catch on angling adventure Game over: Fla. cops caught playing Wii game in house they had just raided, face discipline Woman pays with a $20 bill printed in 1934 at a UPS Store in North Dakota
Undefined
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Then walk the calories off by taking a trip up to the raised deck skywalk.
The Sun
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As Connors spoke, I barely noticed our trip up the valley.
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If I don’t agree, likely you’ll trip up m’ foreleg an’ reshoe me anyway.
Rebel Spurs
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At dawn there is time for one last trip up the elevator.
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The interviewer got nowhere with trying to manipulate or trip up the pugnacious trial lawyer turned politician.
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When the meeting point was reached and the winches stopped for the last time, riggers and welders made the perilous trip up the arch and got four steel joists to fit in the abutting edge.
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The French were therefore airdropped into the valley to build a series of strong points, not all within supporting distance of each other, around the 0.62 mile airstrip upon which the fortress was to depend for supplies.
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The descent is worse, in parts a sheer drop on a thin track almost hidden by heather with treacherous rocks and holes ready to trip up even the most nimble feet.
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Be careful you don't trip up on the step.
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It used to fit me, like a worn and slightly grubby glove, supporting and sustaining me through my younger years, and still does when I take a trip up for this reason or for that.
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Something common like posse or nolle is much more likely to trip up the amateur Latinist, in my experience.
The Practical Applications of Gothic Fiction
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Oh, my regular chiropractor is on vacation so there's someone standing in for him (his chiropractor, actually), and he was talking with me about my trip up north and drawing the map on my back, haha.
"Oh, not this one again!"
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There it was, broke as ye see and a-lying in the way, underfoot, ready to trip up poor old Ben Fadger, and his legs already as rheumatical stiff as two dry toasts….
Wicked Will
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The only use he serves as a coach is that his nose just about crosses the touchline when he's sat in the dugout, so there's every chance he'll be able to trip up a tricky winger with his conk.
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The first trip up the Cumberland River the boat was full of passengers, and I had a fight with the pantryman.
Forty Years a Gambler on the Mississippi
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Then, summer bein 'on and the ground sloshy, he took a trip up the Yukon to
Flush of Gold
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A trip up the housewares aisle of major department stores or specialty kitchen shops is an easy way to buy measuring tools.
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Script problems trip up Carol Lempert's Edith Frank, too; she idles for an hour-and-a-half as a melancholy mom trying to hold her family together before turning into a heartless monster practically on a dime.
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The wildest and most gorgeous thing ever!" he recorded with typical London exuberance on this early stage of the trip upcoast.
JACK LONDON'S WAR
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If the Scripps Spelling Bee had been a Mark Burnett-style production, we'd have been treated to behind-the-scenes footage of players forming alliances, strategizing to trip up the frontrunners; Isabel Jacobson, the last female speller standing (you go, girl!), pitting the boys against each other by stage-whispering invitations to clandestine trysts; We'd "overhear" overstressed kids being browbeaten by parents who'd caught them peaking at comic books rather than practicing Croatian conjugation.
Brenda Scott Royce: Last Speller Standing
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First, there's a dispatch from AP reporter Margie Mason, who took a trip up the Bay Hap river in August.
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While I was planning the trip up in Niamey I heard there was trouble in Lomé so I stopped the recce and came down to the coast.
A DARKENING STAIN
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Last summer I made a trip up the Amazon basin in Peru.
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At low tide there were acres of mud with screeching gulls scavenging; and at high tide steamerfuls of tourists charging past - with or without thumping music - for a quick trip up through the half-tide lock at Richmond into deeper waters above.
Second Wind
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Mind you, the outfits are of the least sensible variety, with flowing capes and swirling belts that would trip up even modest attempts to walk.
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The way the table stands at this moment Spurs' trip up to Molineux in early September already has the look of a genuine six-pointer about it.
The early August Premier League table never lies | Harry Pearson
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Not all will be perfect but the sum of them, ideally, is enough to trip up a problem.
Bombs Point To Weaknesses In Air Cargo Security
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While I was planning the trip up in Niamey I heard there was trouble in Lomé so I stopped the recce and came down to the coast.
A DARKENING STAIN
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Make sure trailing flexes are kept out of the way so you don't trip up over them.