have up

verb

1. (tr, adverb; usually passive) to cause to appear for trial

   he was had up for breaking and entering

Example Sentences

When it was at its worst, Ayda, now five, would have up to 15 accidents a day.

From BBC

“This is by far the most talented we have up and down the roster.”

From Los Angeles Times

It also will have up to 1,150 megawatts of battery storage via 1,440 Tesla Megapack 2XL units — essentially shipping container-sized units filled with battery modules.

From Los Angeles Times

Or, if you’re more financially minded, you’re going to have up days and down days in the market, but what you’re looking for is the trend line.

From Los Angeles Times

You cannot have up to 15 overs not being bowled.

From BBC

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