(1) She was up and about very early.

(2) He will be up and about this afternoon.

(3) His obvious hunger made her wonder how long he had been up and about.

(4) You probably felt it today because you were up and about at the doctor's.

(5) Instead of lying in bed they are up and about and have freedom to make choices about their routine and daily life.

(6) He was up and about and shouting at all and sundry.

(7) Then he would be up and about, able to apply himself to unfinished business.

(8) Big Ronnie was up and about and having a midnight feast.

(9) My grandmother thought that when her daughter was up and about she would have to part from the baby.

(10) And counting down. 11.59 High upon the roof of the Butcher Building the boy Jonathan was up and about.

(11) He likes to be up and about, moving from one place, to another, doing things.

(12) You will be up and about next week.

(13) Measles is be up and about now.

(14) But she felt well enough to be up and about.

(15) The doctor says she should be up and about next week.

(16) The doctor said that your father could be up and about.

(17) Mary is getting better. She should be up and about in a few days.

(18) It was still too early for the hotel guests to be up and about.

(19) Eg . 11 In such a case the patient should be encouraged to be up and about.