Sentence examples for will measure up from inspiring English sources

He said, "I don't think anything will measure up to it".

It will measure up to six teaspoons and two tablespoons, broken down by the one-half tablespoon.

Wenger will measure up Arsenal's options ahead of the transfer window opening again on New Year's Day.

But he can already guess how the Princeton kids' performance will measure up against their urban counterparts.

For one thing, the candies are unusual sizes, including this humongous lollipop, which we hope will measure up to the escape room challenge (heh heh, that's a hint!).

"We are hopeful that the final policy will measure up to the vision that President Clinton laid out last October," Mr. Rait said.

"He'll measure up against what we have," Cashman said.

"Families are really wondering how they'll measure up," she said.

But in the world of the Quetzalcoatl, following the Byronian trail of Don Juan, it will be interesting to see how he will fare - will he measure up to the shaman's wisdom?

Yes, the internet will always beat retail in cost-efficiency, but it will never measure up to the rich, real-life experience of being in a physical store.

We will never measure up to what we think our roles should look like, nor will anyone else.