Similar words: sweepstakes, pull up, pull-up, stakes, sweepstake, upstart, upstage, upstair. Meaning: v. remove oneself from an association with or participation in.
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(1) We're going to pull up stakes and move to Montana.
(2) So, he pulled up stakes and moved to Allen County to oversee a farm.
(3) Sometimes, staying put is a greater act of courage than pulling up stakes and starting anew.
(4) Our family pulled up stakes every few years when Dad was in the Army.
(5) Moreover, when a business pulls up stakes or downsizes, an entire program can wither overnight.
(6) Let's pull up stakes and get out of here.
(7) Sometimes, you pull up stakes and go home.
(8) If that's the problem , maybe you should pull up stakes.
(9) Men pull up stakes in the Russian village of Muslyumovo, literally disassembling an older home so that it can be moved from the heavily contaminated region to a new location.
(10) And when investment banks start losing money, they pull up stakes and evacuate from the corporate lending market to cut their exposure.
(11) To eke out a full-time living from their honeybees, about half the nation's 2,000 commercial beekeepers pull up stakes each spring(Sentence dictionary), migrating north to find more flowers for their bees.
(12) To eke out a full-time living from their honeybees, about half the nation's 2,000 commercial beekeepers pull up stakes each spring.
(13) The reason he wrote the word down was because he was trying to convince other Englishmen to pull up stakes in the old country and help swell the European population in the settlement.
More similar words: sweepstakes, pull up, pull-up, stakes, sweepstake, upstart, upstage, upstair, upstate, full up, upstairs, upstanding, pullulate, take stock, take shape, take steps, pullulation, take stock of, make mistake, make a mistake, take seriously, it takes all sorts, make full use of, stake, stakeout, at stake, mistake, stake out, mistaken, mistake for.