Get up on a fucking table and dance for Andy now...He paid for your life, so get up on a table and dance fucking now.
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Got to get up on the carne asada, as well.
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A kid in a wheelchair can get up on the apparatus.
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And I've always wondered: How did you get up on the roof?
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We're told Shawn's manager wouldn't let him get up on the board.
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I knew I could get up on stage and just move people.
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But she will get up on Thanksgiving and cook for the shattered congregation.
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Glitch CEO Anil Dash shared a photo of the get up on Twitter.
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Not to mention you look goofy as hell with the whole get-up on.
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They sleep an enviable amount No need to get up on this lazy Sunday!
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We always had a lot of dancing, we'd all get up on the tables.
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Cory Booker, and get up on stage alongside the more widely covered top four candidates.
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Admit it: motivating yourself to get up on the couch and hit the gym is HARD.
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They saw Williamson and reached back to James's get-up on his draft night in 2003.
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I can't get up on my high horse and say we should all boycott 401(k)s.
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So I&aposm going to give you the control so we get up on that, Mr. Kennedy?
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I get up on my first day of school and my mother said, 'You can't wear that.
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You can still see it every time we get up on the ten year back towards 3%.
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"It is ... safer because it means I don't have to get up on the roof," he said.
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My husband will sleep in and either get up on his own, or I'll wake him up.
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Whatever type of media file you need to get up on screen, VLC Media Player does the job.
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Why are her friends' moms making them costumes, when I bought her vampire get-up on the internet?
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I always get up on game day and select a particular color and jersey number for that game.
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She was able to get up on her own and was escorted out with help of medical staff.
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But I made myself get up on Sundays – I needed to be in the fellowship of other people.
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I get up on stage and sing songs and tell stories like this one and I laugh at them.
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And then I said, 'Do you want to get up on front of 20,000 people in Iceland and play?
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" – to Tavis Smiley On letting the music speak for itself"I don't want to get up on a soapbox.
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"We get up on Sunday mornings and we watch Oprah's SuperSoul Sunday and it cleanses us," he told Vice.
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"They're super confident," Ms. O'Hanlon said of both the bartenders and the customers who get up on the bar.
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It's a tricky thing for a director to come in, and get up on a ship that's already started sailing.
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I don't feel like waking up, but this is already later than I'd like to get up on a Sunday.
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She posted a photo of the bird and his impossibly tiny get up on the sanctuary's Facebook page on Sunday.
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"How about you get up on stage and make a margarita?" says the co-head writer for Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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But until Tim Cook decides to get up on stage with a polished presentation reel, this is all just speculation.
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I watched her become this person who could get up on stage and tell people what they needed to hear.
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Watch out for people who get up on stage at meetings and claim to be making tremendous amounts of money.
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Self-confidence is the thing that lets you walk into the room; that lets you get up on the stage.
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That's when we all get up on our soapboxes and start beating the same old drum about pro athletes being overpaid.
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And the get-up on the top of this year's "Do Not Got There" list is Yandy's sexy Handmaid's Tale outfit.
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So go ahead and sing in the shower, belt it out in your car, or get up on that karaoke stage.
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His hands are up and waving hello but in that don't-make-a-fuss, don't-get-up-on-my-account gesture.
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Some sad white boy can get up on the microphone and be like, "I miss my girlfriend" — POTTER He's a genius.
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There are mountains nearby that villagers might be able to get up on ... I don't think anybody really knows for sure.
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I have struggled to get up on time for the past few weeks, so I've really expedited my getting-ready routine.
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"I used to be horribly afraid to get up on stage and talk," she said in a 2014 interview with Entrepreneur.
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ESPN&aposs Mike Reiss said on "Get Up" on Friday that the Patriots are in "wait and see" mode with Brady.
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Pundits on every cable channel agreed: all he had to do was to get up on that stage and be, well, presidential.
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We get up on arms about this stuff, and then we just go back to watching, and I'm part of that problem.
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It's got to feel good to get up on stage, play the songs you love, and see people freak out over them.
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It makes sense that the devil would get up on this mountain trying to tempt us with all of these worldly pleasures.
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Even though bartenders don't get up on stage, the strip club bartenders dress similarly to the dancers and dance behind the bar.
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The vibe is so good that two little kids get up on stage and start shouting "hell yeah" into Jamil Rashad's microphone.
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"Somebody is going to get up [on TV] and ask me out someday and we're going to end up getting married," he said.
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"I'm going to help you get up on this little limb," Alfred told Carolyn, pushing her onto the branch of a pecan tree.
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When they get up on that stage, though, nothing will change (except the possibility that they may get to borrow some nicer gear).
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He can roll a ball while he's sitting, and he can get up on his hands and knees and rock back and forth.
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"A lot of girls don't like pageantry just because they don't want to get up on time and go to class," Cooper continued.
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Tip "Get up on your feet, and speak the words aloud," says Jacqui O'Hanlon, the director of education at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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"They get up on you," said the North Carolina senior Joel Berry II, who has played Virginia eight times in his college career.
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He showed off some cool tricks in his chair, and was able to get up on the stage without much of an issue.
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"There's ample time for Nelson to get up on the airwaves in an aggressive manner to turn around these poll numbers," he said.
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If Black Panther is fortunate enough to get up on that stage too, then I'll try to go back and forth between the two.
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On March 10, as part of the Community Records ten-year anniversary show, Donovan Wolfington will get up on stage for the last time.
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"I think Adam would have found a way to get up on the top of the tower, and then rappel down," she told PEOPLE.
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"She doesn't like when I get up on the blocks to start She'll start blocking me from getting on the blocks," he told PEOPLE.
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Ross: All summer long he tries to get up on waterskis, and there's a sequence when he does finally get up and everybody cheers.
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So the La La Land producers get up on stage, and a few of them — Jordan Horowitz, Marc Platt and Fred Burger — gave speeches.
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It's very important for me to sing the way I want to sing and get up on stage dressed how I want to dress.
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"I'm kind of shy and find it weird to believe that I can still get up on stage and scream at people," Delilah laughs.
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KD totally looked like a fish (a really big one) out of water as he attempted to get up on a board in Maui.
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Kids also do this thing where they get up early on the weekends, but NEVER want to get up on time during the week.
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Since I can't risk a fall, I recruit a friend to get up on a ladder to change my light bulbs and air filters.
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Ryan Weaver, 44, released his song "Get Up" on October 20153 as part of his EP Celebrate America, and boy, are its lyrics something.
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Most of us would think the last thing you want to do when taking a low line side kick is get up on one leg.
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Teenagers take it in turns to get up on stage and rap against each other, with judges deciding who goes through to the next round.
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"Towards the end of the second week, she regained strength in her back legs and was able to get up on her own," Yap says.
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Calipers just didn't give me enough confidence to get up on my own or walk more than a few meters away from the exercise rails.
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"At this point I would be stunned if he returned to New England," the NFL insider Jeff Darlington told ESPN's "Get Up" on Thursday morning.
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"Anybody that wants to get up on Monday morning and go to work for a living -- these are people we should be talking to," he said.
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In doing so, they can get up on stage night after night to sing and rap about love and betrayal and surfboards without tearing themselves apart.
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Klum and Vito Schnabel got very playful Thursday in St. Barts, where he was happily -- we're sure -- behind her efforts to get up on a surfboard.
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I really frown on musicians who get up on a platform and start talking about the president or complain about — I just don't think it belongs.
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I never, never, never was compelled to get up on stage and tell people what's right and what's wrong, or give people answers to big questions.
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Amidst all the death drops and lip syncing, I can still get up on a stage and have people enjoy it and want to see me.
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We didn't ever get up on our feet and rehearse it but certainly by the time we did the scene in bed, it was very organic.
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After showing some examples of Jenner's work, the model instructed the talk show host to get up on his desk and conducted an inspired impromptu photoshoot.
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In terms of the quality of the audio and video you can get up on screen—216fps 4K, 7.1 surround sound—it's also one of the best.
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ESPN's Jay Williams argued on "Get Up!" on Friday that Morant might even have more success at the NBA level than Williamson, comparing Morant to Russell Westbrook.
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The Aquaman star generated quite the online reaction with his Academy Awards red carpet get-up on Sunday, a dust pink tuxedo by the late Karl Lagerfeld.
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I don't think Bernie Sanders is going to get up on a tank during an uprising and suddenly become president of the United States à la Yeltsin.
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"Last time we had a woman released literally the day before get up on the ladder, tell her friends still inside 'keep fighting,'" Doyle told VICE Impact.
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Everyone gets in a circle, there's a box that's brought out and whoever has something they want to share can get up on the box and share.
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"And know that when you get up on that podium, we'll be singing the National Anthem – and maybe even shedding a tear – right alongside you," he added.
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Sometimes I think I really should have an assistant, but I make my work so that I can get up on the ladder and take it down.
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"I was not expecting to get up on this stage at all," Comer said in her acceptance speech on Sunday night, after Gwyneth Paltrow announced her name.
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Well, friends, I'm here to get up on my high horse, look down on you all, and tell you this is stupid and we should stop this shit.
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As a director, Sir Nicholas likes to begin with the text, but he soon encourages his actors to get up on their feet and physically inhabit a play.
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"—ESPN (@espn) October 22, 2019Schefter maintained his stance on ESPN's "Get Up" on Thursday, saying that, to him, Brady staying in New England is the "least likely option.
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"We're always telling people not to get up on the front window of a car," XEME said, since it will just anger the owner and get removed quickly.
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" But they're both on their way to a larger message of proud self-acceptance: "Get up on your feet/If you got the feeling you can be free.
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"I don&apost think the Mets have a choice either — they have to fire Carlos Beltran," former player Mark Texeira said on ESPN&aposs "Get Up" on Wednesday.
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You&aposre at Mark Zuckerberg&aposs open mic night, and if you get up on stage start singing the Nazi national anthem, be prepared to be asked to leave.
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I'm going to add some tournaments to try to get up on the list and make the team on the points, so we'll see if I can do it.
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It used to be a business-focused affair where executives would get up on stage and use fancy presentations to get retailers ready for their next slate of games.
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Then the kids who bullied them get up on stage, bathe in the limelight, and have the gall to blame guns while justifying their ostracization of the weird kid.
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"I'd come home from work, shower, get up on high heels, put on jewelry, red lipstick, my huge fur coat and go to the clubs to sing," she said.
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"I'd come home from work, shower, get up on high heels, put on jewelry, red lipstick, my huge fur coat and go to the clubs to sing," she said.
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ESPN's Dianna Russini said on "Get Up" on Tuesday that a Cowboys source said the team wouldn't pay Elliott as if he were a top-tier free-agent running back.
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And then if i'm in a warehouse with robots, the robots bring me the shelves, and I get up on a ladder, and I shove my hands into the shelves.
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"Having been left, I just needed to get up on my feet and be strong and do nothing but mother my child and get ready for this film," Hamilton said.
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And that tens of millions of people who didn't get up on Tuesday morning to stream Disney+ will eventually download the app and find that it works just fine. Disney+.
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I can't get up on my own to go to the bathroom, which I seem to need to do every hour, so I have to buzz the nurse each time.
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"He said he wanted me to get up on the stand and testify that when Q first met Jessica, she called him Eric," testified Caudle, calling Tellis by his first initial.
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As soon as the ball fell through the net, Rudy Gay—who was eager to clog up the paint and help off Rajon Rondo—yelled "get up on him!" at Forbes.
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I would get up on massive festival stages to DJ and feel bad about myself, like I wasn't putting enough of myself into my sets; like I wasn't utilizing enough space.
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Bloom. The actor, who donned an epic D0nald Trump costume to go with Perry's Hillary Clinton get-up on Friday, wore bright red short shorts and a matching sweatshirt for his girlfriend's bash.
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But I am compelled to get up on a stage and sing out these big questions out into a big room, and let all of us in the room sit in the questions.
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Some people have looked back to the comedy you were doing on "The Man Show," which was often crude and chauvinistic, and said, who is he to get up on his high horse?
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The coach-turned-analyst took a shot at the Cleveland Browns QB on ESPN's "Get Up!" on Tuesday following the team's loss to the Rams ... saying Mayfield's not as good as people think.
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To be nominated means that we'll get to enjoy it a little bit more and fingers crossed we'll get to get up on that stage and either play a song or present or something.
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"I like to get up on stages and play music, and I like giving speeches on the floor and stuff like that," he said, "but I'm also perfectly comfortable letting somebody else do that."
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But I don't in any way consider ... The people who get up on a stage and perform, what they're doing is ... there's a lot of bravery in that and a lot of risk in that.
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"It used to be that these filmmakers would get up on the box and people believed they were just starting to cry sour grapes, and they did so under potential threat of being blacklisted," Anthony said.
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But Ms. Pomeroy, the pastor's wife, will get up on Thanksgiving and cook anyway, making a meal for a shattered congregation in the hopes that she can find a wisp of comfort in her holiday routine.
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We sit down to eat and get some surprise live jazz when two patrons who look like they had a lot of fun in the '60s get up on stage for an impromptu piano-and-clarinet duet.
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With the world as they knew it shattered by the realization that there are creatures out there that walk around on NO LEGS (!!), the feline had to get up on his hind paws for a better look.
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If my daughter does get up on her own, I can have kind of an "ecstasy exchange" in which I praise her profusely for getting up by herself and give her plenty of high fives, said Kazdin.
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She sang the tender "Liability" in her best Miss Havisham get-up on Saturday Night Live, a promising pop star before a world aching for catharsis taking on the role of a jilted lover from the 1860s.
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"I am a private citizen and I have a right to believe in my own political point of view, but I try not to get up on a soapbox and tell people how to think," he said.
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" Finally, a student the prosecution identifies as Individual C said that after he stayed late one day, Hastert offered him a massage: "Defendant told Individual C, who was wearing only a towel, to get up on a table.
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WASH THE WALLS WITHOUT CLIMBING A LADDER Washing the walls is a bear of a job, and while this tip won't make it totally painless, it will at least save you from having to get up on a ladder.
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You can change your perspective of the concert at almost any time — you can even get up on stage — and if you move in sync with your fellow attendees, you'll receive objects like glowsticks and instruments that you can play with.
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It wasn't hooked up to any speaker, and it's just filled with like, between 20 and 50 standup comedians around LA, everyone just looking for time to get up on stage, some of whom I'd seen at The Comedy Store.
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And the Startup Battlefield, in which a few dozen promising early-stage companies get up on the big stage and pitch our panel of prominent judges in the hopes of winning the $50,000 grand prize and the coveted Disrupt Cup.
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Although we learn physical things in class—how to break someone's arm as they try to grab your wrist, how to escape a chokehold, how to get up on your feet and run—we also learn to reinforce our emotional armor.
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As with all leaks, these images could be of very early prototypes (although it's highly unlikely at this point), and until Google's executives get up on stage and proudly hold the Pixel 3 up, things could change come this fall.
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There are a number of ways that you can make this funny: He can fall repeatedly and in funny ways, or he can get up on the ladder and just do a perfect tightrope walk—there's a whole range of options.
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" The thing I learned from all my years of touring is …"If it's your 10th show or your 10,000th show, when I get up on that stage I always remember that for some people, this is the first show they've ever been to.
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So although I will be watching those disabled athletes earn their props on the big stage, I also admit to being weary of having to get up on my own daily stage and field some embarrassing, prurient and occasionally soul-crushing questions.
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That's plain enough in a regular stance, but when throwing a right hand most will get up on the ball of their back foot, bringing his right knee down and allowing them to perform a driving motion with his leg into the floor.
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"It would be wonderful to get up on a Monday morning and feel tired like those days when Ernie was out there and at every single tournament he teed off he had a chance going into the final day," van Niekerk said.
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Washington (CNN Business)Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will get up on Wednesday to talk about interest rates and the US economy -- and project an air of stability as the central bank is once more drawn into a political drama created by President Donald Trump.
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After doing that for a few days, I could then say to my daughter that I bet she can't get up on time on her own the next morning, how it's something teenagers can do but perhaps she isn't big enough yet to do it.
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So we had about 3500 people together, and you're talking to these people one on one, and then you get up on stage and you look out and see 3500 managers, and you're like, all right, we've got to make sure we're all rowing together.
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Even if you trust in the "good guy with a gun" mythology of being protected, consider this: Nobody expects the faithful in a tiny town to get up on a Sunday morning and strap on a pistol before they head to their house of worship for prayer.
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Let's think about it: Sports fans get up on the morning of a home game; they put their gear on, turn on sports talk radio, and listen to guys call in to talk about how great the local team is and trash talk the day's opponent.
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And there he was in the same get-up on a recent Friday afternoon, standing by a pair of A.T.M.s watching the long line of customers waiting to buy cannabis at Harborside, a cannabis dispensary and farming company that he and a partner founded in 2006 in Oakland, Calif.
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"When sailing at speed it will get up on the foils so the hull is completely out of the water, just like how the AC50 catamarans were," Team New Zealand design coordinator Dan Bernasconi said, referring to the boats raced in Bermuda, during a radio interview on Monday.
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Appearing on the network's "Get Up!" on Wednesday, NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski said Durant is likely to pass on his option for next season and move on from the Warriors in free agency, unless he can't find a team willing to sign him in the wake of a serious injury.
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Energized by the vision of Ali — hey, if Ali can hold that flame without toasting himself to a crisp, I can get up on three hours' sleep — I went to the first gold medal event, in shooting, and saw an amazing reversal, a Polish woman beating a German woman on the last shot.
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In the crowd for James I chatted to a woman who was running a massage stall in the Healing Fields; she'd wanted to come away and see James, she said, because she was friends with the lead singer and used to get up on the stage and dance with him when she was younger.
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"It just seems that we've gotten used to the idea that some schmuck can get up on television and tell you where to put your money and they do it out of entertainment, and people listen to them and do it and lose things in real life, and the rest of the world goes on unhurt by all these things," he said.
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"Now I look at how the presence and existence of that organization makes other women feel like they have to participate in those kinds of judgments, but at the time I just thought, 'You know, nobody's forcing me to get up on stage in a swimsuit,' and it actually felt pretty good to get to the point where I was O.K. doing that," she said.
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"I was thinking that I could get up on stage and take his podium away from him and take his mic away from him and send a message to all people out in the country who wouldn't consider themselves racist, who wouldn't consider themselves approving of what type of violence Donald Trump is allowing in his rallies, and send them a message that we can be strong, that we can find our strength and we can stand up against Donald Trump and against this new wave he's ushering in of truly just violent white supremacist ideas," DiMassimo told CNN.
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