Sentence examples for up to ever from inspiring English sources

"Obviously Thierry Henry is someone I've looked up to ever since I started playing football".

It was a mythmaking spectacle that the Reading Festival -- and all of rock music -- has labored to live up to ever since.

The Uruguayans ended the first World Cup burdened with both greatness and grudges, and the tournament had set a standard for excitement, scandal and intrigue that it has been seeking to live up to ever since.

But a year after subprime-mortgage woes started to emerge, house prices are still falling and investment banks are owning up to ever larger write-offs on mortgage-related investments.If the problems are still largely focused on the subprime-mortgage market, they are not safely quarantined in the United States.

which is identical with (5) and plotted in Figure 2. As well-known, with increasing temperature the chemical potential falls off because the high-energy tail of the Fermi-distribution reaches up to ever higher energies.

The authoritarian strain, always present, of course, has been ratcheting up to ever more absurd levels for a decade now.

Over the past decade, professional as well as amateur photographers have flooded the second-hand market with analogue cameras in excellent condition as they traded up to ever-more exotic digital models.

As the LHC started ramping up to ever-higher energies, the team's efforts focused on studying the decay of already known particles.

Prior to writing for Late Night with Conan O'Brien, which he did for several years, Louie was actually the first stand-up to ever perform on the yet-to-be-successful late-night show.

By adapting our set-up to ever changing situations, we literary sense the sometimes visible texture of the air, the colours of a waterfall or the movements of alpine daws.

Brent Weinbach is one of the most original, creative and interesting stand ups to ever have his voice amplified in front of a dark room full of strangers.