Phrases with «to follow up»

The phrase "to follow up" means to take action or continue an activity after a period of inactivity, or to check on something that has already been done. Full definition

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Sentences with «to follow up»

  • The sales reps are tasked each week with following up with three of their worst offending customers. (inc.com)
  • It feels a little like the classic abusive - husband approach, with punches followed up by flowers, in order to create a dependent relationship. (fortune.com)
  • I'm now far more interested in following up on recommendations from my new friend — and going to yoga class — than I am in writing papers. (sciencemag.org)
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