Sentence examples for agreeing up from inspiring English sources

We are now agreeing up to 1.2m green deal [financing] plans a week and are looking at how to fund future growth for 2015 and 2016.

So, yes, I've been telling him 'na-na-na-na-na, I told you so.' " Mr. Harrison takes the ribbing in stride, agreeing, up to a point, with his wife's view of the Clintons' latest stumbles: the 11th-hour presidential pardons of Mrs. Clinton's supporters, the flurry of gifts to help furnish the couple's two houses, her $8 million book advance, his huge new office.

You saw how that went: he boldly stepped into the fray to politicize the incident, got caught out in the second debate whilst needlessly arguing semantics, and then dropped the matter nearly entirely in the third debate, opting instead for a sustained jag of agreeing up and down with Obama's foreign policy.

Ms. Bier agreed — up to a point.

She agreed — up to a point.

Mr. Asimov agreed, up to a point.

He agrees, up to a point.

DAVID REMNICK: I agree, up to a point.

A Republican strategist agreed, up to a point.

Roshanak Wardak, a local member of parliament and a Pushtun, agrees, up to a point.

Even if you agree up until this point, you may be thinking about the obvious snag.