bank up

You seem like you're banking up against the wind pretty much all day.

But all the while I felt that the storm was banking up.

Now, they're every week, banked up behind each other like aircraft waiting to land.

Each time a car turned right, traffic banked up unable to go around it.

Avoid all rat runs as they are banked up too.

But it would be nice if you had those banked up toward the end of the season."

Traffic is still banked up four kilometres back to the M4.

Bank up the fire and get your hat and coat.

"Don't think you can just bank up your sleep on the weekend, because it doesn't work that way," Harris warned.

Cash costs more to bank up, so it is worthwhile for merchants to take cards.

The clouds are banked up against the hills across the valley.

It has taken two hours to fix the spill, causing traffic to bank up around that much.

The blast walls around the building have soil banked up against them.

Bane found some more wood close by and banked up the fire.

The figures show that some schools have banked up to £4million in rainy day funds.

It's been snowing hard for days, and the evidence is banked up more than three feet on either side of the road.

All night the feeding storm banked up the streets and houses.

Note the snow banked up around the ship to provide insulation.

She had sent the maid out for the night and forgotten to bank up the drawing-room fire.

Back at the processors, the job lots of meat are banked up.

They ate dinner as the forest darkened, then banked up the fire.

I draw on feeling banked up for that time.

She banked up the fire and took a look round the room before she closed the door.

He banked up the outside of the curve and gunned the fans.

The low-lying, moist land was banked up and built on.