Sentence examples for does live up from inspiring English sources
This highfalutin pudding really does live up to its name.
It turns out the G Flex does live up to its name.
The All Tomorrow's Parties festival does live up to its name of course.
Even if nanotech does live up to its promise, though, almost all the nanotech companies that are now so hot on Wall Street, not to mention those still dreaming of blockbuster I.P.O.s, will be gone in a decade.
"Rapture-Palooza" has a promising setup and a cast with a good track record of bringing the funny, yet it never does live up to its potential, instead becoming bogged down in a repellent character who is supposed to be savagely satirical but is really just tediously crass.
Doubles from €75 B&B, dinner €25pp and picnic lunch €12pp, +33 4 71 20 48 17, fermedesprades.com Of the hundreds of places all over France called La Bergerie, this one in the rolling green Basque Country really does live up to its pastoral name, with seats covered in sheepskin, a leg of lamb slow-roasting in front of the fire and sheep's cheese on the menu.
The chimps did live up to their reputations.
The boat, however, did live up to its monicker.
Not all of the species have a pearl-making capability, and not all that do live up to their potential.
The boat show: When Caroline ruled the waves In the 1960s, "pirate" radio stations really did live up to their name.
The action did liven up immediately after the restart as fly-half Thomas ghosted past Hanrahan and replacement Niall Scannell before releasing Barclay to score under the posts.
