Making sentences with phrases (2)

1.get out of : He is going to get out of his hometown for working to work in the city.  ("leave" sounds better than "get out of")
(I am confused about which I'm supposed to use in this sentence , for or to? Which is more correct? )
2.get up : If I stay up late tonight, I'll get up late next the morning.
3.stand up : When the teacher calls his name, he stands up and walks toward her. (Past tense would be "What the teacher called his name, he stood up and walked toward her.")
4.pick up : This kind young man helped the old man to pick up the cane he dropped.  (Correct.)
5.pick up : My brother called me to pick him up at the airport.   (Correct.)
6.bring up : I was brought up by my fond mother.  (Correct, but fond sounds strange. loving would sound more natural.  Fond is usually used as a verb, like "My mother was very fond of me".)
7.give up :He won't give up until he reach the goal of running a marathon.
8.look up : I will look up for the movies which are now playing in theaters now.
9.on one's way to : Mom called me and said she is on her way to my house.  (Correct.)
10.look at : She looks at in the mirror and fixes her long hair.  (We usually look in mirrors. You could say "She looks at me and smiles.")