Sentence examples for up to involve from inspiring English sources

Most of the reliable indicia of what he's up to involve his cultivating close political relations with specific groups, in particular locales, that know exactly what they want from government.

Subtle signs of reassessment, such as a belated decision to explore an Olympic presence and a suggestion that the qualification process for a 10-team World Cup be spiced up to involve more elite nations, are encouraging.

This public Google Wave has been set up to involve the community by offering realtime information that anyone may know about the location of a man suspected of killing four Seattle police officers.

Flaco y feo!" One needn't wonder what they're up to — something involving someone's chile, no doubt.

I can only ask for forgiveness and try to make it up to all involved". .

And Google has an outside something (or someone?) lined up to get involved.

Domestic air travel has not, up to now, involved the same stringent security as international flights.

And American brands are lining up to get involved in the country.

It's up to everybody involved to try and keep things together".

"A lot of the artists in the Block are queued up to be involved in product lines in coming years.

Members who have joined Labour since January have not been allowed to vote and supporters wishing to sign up to be involved had to pay £25.