packed with	The beach was packed with people last Sunday.
gaze at	We all gazed at the scene in wonder.
on display	Turner's paintings are on display at the Tate Gallery.
pick out	They're all good apples. It's hard to pick out the best one.
cheer up	"I'm fed up." "Cheer up! Life isn't so bad."
(an hour) or so	"He's out at the moment. He'll be back in ten minutes or so."
make (your) way	After the game we slowly made our way towards the exit.
to (my) astonishment	To my astonishment the house was completely empty.
go up to	I went up to a policeman and asked him the way.
ready for	The room wasn't ready for us when we arrived.
send off	I'll send these parcels off tomorrow.
send out	It's time to send the announcements out.
just about	"Wait a minute, I'm just about ready."
run down	Bill enjoys running his team down.
on sale	Fresh strawberries on sale here.
dig up	We'll dig up some potatoes from the garden.
end up with	He works too hard. He'll end up with a heart attack.
try on	She tried the dress on, but it was too small.
wrap up	The assistant wrapped the book up in brown paper.
inside out	I sometimes put my socks on inside out.
back to front	The letter 'b' written back to front becomes a 'd'.
upside down	I couldn't read the card, because it was upside down.
take in	He imitated the boss' voice and took us in completely.
stand up to	The man shouted angrily, but we stood up to him.
watch out	"Watch out! There's a car coming."