Sentence examples for role up to from inspiring English sources

The other three main figures on the council have played a backseat role up to now.

By the time he left the show, he was a semi-regular in the lead, performing the role up to a month at a time.

The outcome of this trip will shape his views on Britain's role up to end of the combat operations in 2015, and will probably be the most important visit to the country he will make as prime minister.

I think we're going to have a good Euros, I think Roy's going to continue in that role up to the World Cup and I know he's motivated to do it and I think we'll be in that position.

Or that it's not easy putting together a complete ensemble (there is no starring role) up to the demands of a script in which hyperreal and surreal teeter in delicate balance.

In each case he was designated for his role up to a year in advance so as to make preparations and assemble his team; he took the surrender along with the military commanders (Gen Montgomery in Tripoli) and was ready to attend to immediate needs in re-establishing civil administration.

She described most of her roles up to now as spunky and said, "I haven't really gotten to do many womanly roles".

Salaries start at £21,692, rising to £40,964 for specialist or managerial roles, up to a maximum of £98,453 for consultant posts.

But for Hepburn, every definitive role leading up to Breakfast at Tiffany's – and continuing to My Fair Lady – featured her being transformed, the butterfly emerging from the chrysalis.

The term "once in a lifetime" tends to be slapped around like a bumper sticker, but this meaty role lives up to the accolade.

Hamilton is also campaign director for the May elections, but his subsequent role leading up to the general election in 2015 is unclear.