Sentence examples for to be topped from inspiring English sources

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to be topped

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To exist; to have real existence.

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Ichiro ended the season with 262, a record unlikely to be topped anytime soon.

In return it spat out a waffle, to be topped with tonka bean ice-cream.

One with zest and flourish, eating beautiful food, expecting pastry to be topped with a fanned-out apricot.

The new gel is prone to degradation and in some cases would need to be topped up regularly.

That sort of replenishment is not likely to be topped this quarter, with its sudden signals of weak growth.

By contrast, he said, the iPods have to be topped off with even a day or two between uses.

This was to be topped by a dome of such vastness, it was anticipated that clouds would form inside it.

The staff gathered and packed eggs while Mr Widdowson's wild bird feeder continued to be topped up.

Still, he rushed for 59 yards and a touchdown in Super Bowl XIX against Dan Marino's Miami Dolphins, a number yet to be topped by a victorious quarterback.

For BofA, passing Citigroup's profit number is a joy to be topped only when it has the greatest stockmarket value, too.

The modest earnings of the generation that technology leaves behind will need to be topped up with tax credits or wage subsidies.

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