Examples of 'when you feel up' in a sentence
Meaning of "when you feel up"
when you feel up: An idiomatic expression meaning to feel better or recover from an illness or fatigue
How to use "when you feel up" in a sentence
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when you feel up
You can start when you feel up to it.
Brisk walks will prepare you for more vigorous exercise when you feel up to it.
For when you feel up to it again.
I need to get a report when you feel up to it.
Sing when you feel up to it.
You may return to work when you feel up to it.
When you feel up to it, we will finish the rounds.
Give it a listen when you feel up to it.
When you feel up to it, there is a razor in the bathroom.
Come down when you feel up to it.
The police are ready to talk to you when you feel up to it.
Come see us when you feel up to it, Halliday.
We will talk about the economics when you feel up to it.
When you feel up to it, I need to ask you about your husband.
Give me a call when you feel up to it.
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When you feel up to it, I neask you some questions about your husband.
You can pay your debts when you feel up to it.
Only when you feel up to it, of course.
I wish the same for you when you feel up to it.
When you feel up to it, would you join me in my ready room?
Refer to your answers and your list when you feel up against the clock.
When you feel up to it, that is.
We will tape something later on, when you feel up to it.
You know, when you feel up to it.
Three or four minutes with me occasionally in bed, when you feel up to it.
Ambassador, when you feel up to it.
When you feel up to getting dressed, the Control Room 's straight ahead.
Why do not you give me a call when you feel up to it?
Come see us when you feel up to it, Halliday. Night.
Don't forget that you can call me when you feel up to it.
Take it, when you feel up to it!
All is fine . You can pay your debts when you feel up to it.
When you feel up to it … - I am okay.
You might give him a call when you feel up to it.".
Just go home, do the paperwork . When you feel up to it, give me a call.
And you too, Miss Dennis. When you feel up to it Alan.
