Sentence examples for that we upgraded from inspiring English sources

"That was the year," my mother said, remembering one green stamp purchase in 1969, "that we upgraded from a two-slice to a four-slice".

This could be due to the fact that we upgraded from Windows 8.1, so it may be a problem for users of older versions of the operating system.

Joy said: "If we want to see this happening on a European scale, it is essential that we upgrade the continent's ageing grid infrastructure, ensure that countries open up borders, increase interconnection and trade electricity on a single market".

Jeff Akins Highland, N.Y., Dec. 22, 2008 • To the Editor: Perhaps instead of accommodating the industry's demand that we upgrade to digital TV, many of us will give up in frustration and entertain ourselves the way our World War II-era forebears did — with a good book, gathered around a piano or electronic keyboard, or with some board games.

If there are two things I agree with here it's that we upgrade our phones far too often and that hardware manufacturers think we are stupid.

It is a long-term process that requires that we upgrade our skills and systems around evaluation and reporting.

It's not clear if Australia's quite moved past the temptation to replace Prime Ministers with the frequency that we upgrade our phones, which makes Abbott's sitting-on-the-sushi-train a pretty reasonable strategy.

The CEO of Siemens America – a company that brought hundreds of new jobs to North Carolina – has said that if we upgrade our infrastructure, they'll bring even more jobs.

The CEO of Siemens America - a company that brought hundreds of new jobs to North Carolina - said that if we upgrade our infrastructure, they'll bring even more jobs.

Our longings attach themselves to things: by upgrading our gadgets, gizmos and garb we feel in some sense that we're upgrading ourselves.

Mueller, who had been on the job for only a week before September 11th, acknowledged in a speech in April that many of the desktop computers at the F.B.I. were discards from other federal agencies that "we take as upgrades".