Sentence examples for given an upgrade from inspiring English sources
Here, the typical shopper's lunch has been given an upgrade.
After selling out Carnegie's Zankel Hall in 2010 (their YouTube hits number in the millions), the Ukulele Orchestra has been given an upgrade and will perform in Carnegie's main auditorium at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
At Vau, a sleek, wood-paneled bistro with a Michelin star, the old potato dish known as kartoffelschmarrn has been given an upgrade comparable to Daniel Boulud's reworking of the all-American hamburger at DB Bistro Moderne in Manhattan.
And most famously in the first Star Trek movie, a semi-sentient threat to our planet turns out to be a returning Voyager spacecraft that's been given an upgrade by living machines somewhere beyond our solar system.
The filtering tool has also been given an upgrade, with the ability to select for broadcasts that are interactive, with co-streams or those that feature Microsoft's "Faster than Light (FTL)" technology.
But not to worry, wingtips still abound, ditto for spectators and loafers, however they too have been given an upgrade and are arriving in-store in non-traditional hues and edgy finishes.
Idris Elba's white-supremacist-baiting Heimdall looks to have been given an upgraded role this time out, hinting at the Hackney-born actor's burgeoning Hollywood star status.
Fresh pea soup with brittle shards of fried prosciutto and a few intact peas bobbing here and there gives an upgrade to traditional split pea and ham soup.
There are endless variations on the humble squat, from jump squats to lumping huge weights on your back – officials in Mexico City should definitely consider giving an upgrade to anyone who can manage those squats with a suitcase on each arm.
Merrill gave an upgrade to Debenhams, pushing the shares 20p better to 3991.2p, although the improvement in its outlook for Next had little impact; the shares slipped 11p to 653p.
A wonderfully unpretentious bit that gives an upgrade on what sensuality should sound like in electronic music. .
