Sentence examples for up to locating from inspiring English sources

Repeat the above steps up to locating the adjustment collar on the center shaft.

Mr. Goldberg, meanwhile, bounded up to demonstrate a karaoke doll aimed at girls 4 through 6. "This needs a battery!" he exclaimed, and jumped up to locate one.

To make matters worse, eccentric fusspot Mary popped in for a conversation piece for her occasional table and ended up calling for towels and boiling water, ready to roll her sleeves up to locate the baby's head.

It was set up to locate the bodies of 16 people who were abducted, murdered and secretly buried by republicans during Northern Ireland's Troubles.

Despite extensive and painstaking searches, the bodies have never been found of seven out of 16 people listed by the commission set up to locate victims' remains.

To achieve that, Europe must be as attractive as possible for researchers and start-ups to locate here and for companies to invest.

Even as a young woman, Eleanor is aware of her chameleon nature: "She'd given up trying to locate an identity -- a consistent self -- and felt more like a vertical blank surface reflecting whatever was set before it".

The company recent opened its European office in London and it is weighing up where to locate its base in Latin America — an expansion to Asia will follow later.

To avoid settling, some of these companies have set up programs to locate and train top young scientists and engineers while they're still in school.

Although Hoffa disappeared nearly 40 years ago, the feds haven't given up trying to locate his remains around Metro Detroit.

First, the algorithm performs a lexical match on each word in the text with dictionaries of PHI look-up tables to locate known and potential PHI, which is then labelled with the associated dictionary type.