Sentence examples for To take things up from inspiring English sources

"To take things up a level," Mike said.

To take things up another notch, Liberty Helicopter Tours will take you for a five-to-seven-minute flight for $69 a person; you can get 15 minutes and your own private helicopter (maximum four people) for $849.

To take things up one more notch, today BitTorrent is bringing the product out of alpha, launching a version that will work on iOS and adding new features, such as a new "Whisper" mode, which people can use to send messages that can self-destruct after 25 seconds and are impossible to save or copy, even with screenshots.

Ozzie chased Spencer twice around the camp and then around the clearing before Prince Charles showed up to take things up a notch.

He said she had acknowledged that "the United States could be doing better," and had expressed a desire to "take things up a notch".

When we want to take things up a gear, the excellent Guillaume at Liberty Cycle obliges with a guided bike tour, taking us through sunflower and cornfields, passing castles and tobacco shacks.

Corey Kent White (Team Blake): The sole remaining country singer in the competition, White tried to take things up-beat – while still retaining his girl appeal -- with George Strait's "Unwound".

"Gloucester have got a good team in place already, but are now looking to try and take things up a level and that's a really exciting prospect, similar to the challenge that I took on when I came to Ulster a couple of years ago".

"But there's always another challenge and with this acquisition we'll take things up to the next level".

It can take things up and lay them down again.

Mobvoi is the company that Google picked to bring Android Wear, its operating system for wearables, to China, so this deal takes things up to the next level.