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polish up

VERB
  1. bring to a highly developed, finished, or refined state
    polish your social manners

How To Use polish up In A Sentence

  • The acts will be able to polish up their routines on mats and screens which provide dancers with steps to follow while playing a particular song.
  • Q Entertainment's move to polish up and re-serve its head-spinning shooter Rez was one of the best things to happen to Xbox Live (and us, frankly). Computer And Video Games
  • I feel you would have a first-class high-selling novel if you could polish up the story in the areas I've mentioned.
  • Polish up your writing skills on a one-week professional course.
  • We know he has always loved the art of campaigning, and he seems to be relishing this opportunity to sell a ton of books and also to polish up his legacy.
  • That threat alone would likely make them polish up their specs more carefully. Times, Sunday Times
  • Your student even gets to polish up on his finger snaps!
  • ‘For being an agent you really need to polish up on your lying skills,’ Nathan teased as he entered the hall.
  • Perhaps the Democratic Underground should get Tim to polish up some of their conspiracy theories for them sometime.
  • That threat alone would likely make them polish up their specs more carefully. Times, Sunday Times
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