1 Don't let the wire rub up against the pipe.

2 I must rub up my memory and recall where I met him.

3 He used to rub up against many famous movie stars.

4 She must rub up her English for the midterm examination.

5 Rub up the skillet please.

6 The dolphins may rub up against you as a show of affection.

7 He asked me to rub up the silver.

8 Rub up the silver spoons.

9 I need a rub up on my Latin.

10 You occasionally rub up against most interesting people in unlikely places.

11 You must rub up your grammar . It's not as good as it was.

12 I have to rub up my French before I go to Paris.

13 The only certain scale to rub up against my memories was the tennis court.

14 You may rub up against a lot of famous people at the party.

15 As a reporter you have to rub up against all kinds of people.

16 I am going to rub up the chromium on the car.

17 I am going to France next month; I must rub up my French.

18 Instead of spending your evening dancing and meeting people that you would probably never talk to let alone rub up against,[] try heading out to dinner with some close friends.

19 In this type of business you naturally have to rub up against all kinds of people.

1 Don't let the wire rub up against the pipe.

2 He used to rub up against many famous movie stars.