Sentence examples for very up on from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, she's a grande dame and a terrible snob, very up on good manners and best behaviour.

"She was very up on the projects we're working on," says Halton.

He's also very up on new music, and into a lot of obscure stuff.

Cif has some commenters who seem very up on economics and I learn something from them all the time.

"The Germans are very up on Al Qaeda's list because of their troops in Afghanistan," an Arab intelligence official said.

The interview starts off badly when host Mika Brzezinski introduces him by saying: "He's a really big deal, I'm told this … I'm not very up on pop culture".

JON LEE ANDERSON: Connie, I am not an expert or very up on this, I am sorry, but Bill Clinton you may recall is the most visible international coordinator of such efforts and at the time, you may recall, he set up a fund which will do precisely that, a simple donate by cellphone system.

Judge Burns "is very, very up to date on the law," Judge Gonzalez said, and "he is tough on setting time frames".

It was very much up on a pedestal, and it spiralled into a very fast moving-in-together, and a very fast marriage, and an equally fast breakup.

I knew very little about her: as someone who's not very genned up on art it was good listening to someone talk about it.

For 35 years, the Lufthansa robbery has been one of the great unsolved organized crimes, reserving a place very high up on the FBI's list of priorities.