Sentence examples for up to achieving from inspiring English sources

After an abrupt onset the crack grows unstably up to achieving an arrest length.

In all cases, the resulting materials were washed several times with double-distilled water up to achieving a pH < 10 in the waste liquid and then dried at 60 °C.

Don't forget to include your bucket list and long-term goals in the back section of the book, and make sure to note how your short-term goals add up to achieving your long-term ones.

"Iraqi leaders must step up to achieve key political and security milestones on which they have agreed".

Love, Browne's novel tell us, lifts us up to achieve our destiny, and escape our fate.

In other words, reducing the deficit is the priority – and taxes should go up to achieve that.

"I was always brought up to achieve my best and I do my best when I hit society's stereotypes.

"Next year was to build slowly the foundation, to grow up, to achieve the Europa League, the Champions League, maybe one day fight for the title.

Your charity's purposes need to make clear what it is set up to achieve, and how it will do so.

It was the least I could do, she told me, because even this miracle is nothing compared with what I was supposed to grow up to achieve.

Offcuts of wood, cardboard, plastic, plaster – seemingly any old stuff – are stretched, stacked and bundled up to achieve totems to life's unexpected twists and turns.