Sentence examples for try to up from inspiring English sources
They would try to up their games so much, there would be injuries.
Organizers try to up the ante every year to surprise corporate clients.
The production is at least 75 percent dialogue, he said, but "when it starts to get boring, I try to up the ante a bit".
Why on earth would you try to up your ethnic face-count by slipping young people of colour into COUNTRYFILE, of all places?
And it is these wobbly moments, they insist, that the audience really wants to see. "The danger is important," says Meggido. "We constantly try to up the risk by throwing in more scenarios".
Pressure on pupils to do well from the start of an A-level course may turn off some who do badly in early units, and lead to increased retakes as they try to up their grades.
They might try to up-sell you and offer a better room at a discounted rate.
That's very different to the way traditional banks try to up-sell you all of their own products, including savings, investments, credit cards, loans, mortgages and pensions.
The revenue model is instead to try to up-sell financial products via its "Ways to Save" pages from which the startup will get a kick back from any sales.
When my sister was getting her iPhone set up, the gig worker followed the script on the things that she was supposed to try to up-sell my sister on.
Tesla continues to try to up-end the dealership system in the U.S., which generally requires that franchise-owned dealers sell cars, vs. automakers selling directly via their own wholly owned dealerships.
