The Croatian-born Australian defeated Alisa Kleybanova 7-5, 5-7, 8-6 in a tense battle in which she was taken right up to the wire.
And that a lot of your horses have been taken right up to the legal limit and only a few have tripped the test but many of them are right on the border line.
His chilling narration of the photographers' movements that day is delivered at the scene, with current shots of blasted buildings and scarred pavement interwoven with videos and photos taken right up to the moment of the blast and in its aftermath.
eSuch standoff arrangements can be (and have been) compromised if important persons expect to be taken right up to the door in their vehicles and the managers of the complex fail to resist their demands.
The film captures the escalating drama and tension of an unfolding conflict and the heated debate, as the War Room decides what actions Britain should take - right up to the brink of Armageddon.
We were taken right up to the burn center, where I spoke with the expert Dr. Grossman.
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We've struck on such an excellent topic — might we take right up there and explore its next level?
Starting with the arrival of the early European traders in India and the consequent British conquest, the reader is taken right up to Queen Victoria's time and then the events of the two world wars.
Meyer, who has been at Weil for about 25 years, was part of the legal team advising the N.F.L. players union when it disclaimed interest in the 2011 lockout – a step Donald Fehr and the N.H.L. players came close to taking right up until the final deal was struck last Sunday morning.
