top-up造句

Women who once sold roasted corn by the roadside now make a living dealing in mobile top-up CARDS and recharging flat phone batteries in a town where much of the population doesn't have electricity.

But a dose of PR, to elect, say, a fifth of MPs, would go a long way towards correcting the current system's unfairness-especially if the top-up MPs were selected on a regional basis.

I first started to think about quitting after a fellow beauty editor noted, just as I was about to book a Botox top-up, that I looked better without the jab.