Sentence examples for up on a much from inspiring English sources
We ended up on a much later one".
"I'm starting to see some of that pop up on a much broader scale," he said.
"We pushed each other so hard that we both ended up on a much higher level than anyone else, and that was only a good thing for the U.S. team," said Johnson, who finished second to Liukin.
Wenceslaus Billiot, an 88-year-old native of Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana, remembers growing up on a much different island than the two-mile sliver of his ancestral home that remains today.
But the winner is likely to get a leg up on a much bigger honeypot: $7 billion of development contracts for engineering up to 200 Air Force search-and-rescue helicopters, starting in 2006.
Take the focus of individuals and have them cast their eyes up on a much bigger prize that's outside your organization.
Rivals looking to make a killing on tablets should face up to a much bleaker possibility that the iPad will be as dominant as the iPod, which accounts for three-quarters of all portable music players sold in the United States.
And while laws are in place on both sides of the Atlantic to give them limited and officially authorised access to this material, Thursday's Guardian story reveals the ambition of the National Security Agency NSAA) to use a secretive legal process to pick up information on a much wider scale.
A few years later, Drake and Sagan would team up again on a much more ambitious project, attaching a gold-plated record full of music and photos onto the two Voyager probes.
A team of U.N. experts who visited Syria last month to investigate allegations of chemicals weapons had originally planned to visit Khan al-Assal but ended up focusing on a much larger apparent poison gas attack which killed hundreds of civilians in suburbs of the capital Damascus on Aug. 21.
He said he did not know that Rodriguez had said that if he had a son, he would advise him to go to college so he could do his growing up on a campus — much as Arteaga did — and not in the spotlight.
