Sentence examples for bump things up from inspiring English sources

The standard Z gets you a 13-megapixel on the rear, which should be plenty for most (though paying a premium will bump things up to 21).

The beefier Pixel 3 XL, meanwhile, is said to bump things up to a 6.71″ display (complete with the always controversial camera cutout) and 6GB of ram.

Upgrading to the Plus will bump things up from 13  to 16 megapixels, but that alone is probably not reason enough to warrant an upgrade.

I guess from then on, it's not that hard to bump things up to: "What if me, Jonah Hill, James Franco, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride and Craig Robinson were trapped in a mansion while the world ended around us?" This got me thinking.

Bump things up to usable numbers – 4GB and 250GB – and you're talking $1,800 out the door.

So I found that if I dropped in some weird element — a theme park or some ghosts or whatever — it had the effect of bumping things up into a higher register, where I wasn't quite sure what the piece was anymore, or how it was supposed to behave, which was good: instead of controlling it, I was running along behind it, trying to figure out what it was and where it was headed.

Verizon just pushed out a minor update for webOS, bumping things up to version 1.4.1.1.

The same gent has gone and bumped things up not one, not two, but three notches: the SIM slot?

Nvidia bumped things up a big ol' notch a few days ago when they unveiled the Tegra3, a 1.5 Ghz mobile processor with not one, not two, but four cores.

His sign is like Charles's, but perhaps to account for inflation, it bumped things up a dime: "69¢ 89¢ 99¢ & Up".

This bumps things up slightly beyond the 50 million number that Jobs revealed at the iPhone OS 4 announcement just weeks ago.