Examples:

• When she heard what happened, she broke down.
  (No noun or pronoun object follows the phrasal verb. Break down = lose control of one's emotions)
• We decided that we should get together more regularly.
  (Get together = meet and spend time with one another)
• They shouted to him to hurry up. 
  (Hurry up = act or move quickly)
• He asked them to join in.
  (Join in = participate or become involved in an activity)
• There was an organic farm nearby where we enjoyed looking around.
  (Look around = go through or explore a place)
• He was given a week to move out after he fought with other tenants. 
  (Move out = leave a place [house, etc] where one has been living)
• I had to pull over when I had a puncture.
  (Pull over = move and stop a vehicle to the side of a road)
• We waited but he didn't show up.
  (Show up = appear somewhere by appointment or unexpectedly)
• After what happened, he promised to speak up. 
  (Speak up = say openly about something)
• We stayed up late to watch the match on television.
  (Stay up = continue to be awake)