Sentence examples for worn up to from inspiring English sources

Among the deepest and best-preserved of them are those found near Guernsey in southeastern Wyoming, where in some places they are worn up to 5 feet (1.5 metres) into the sandstone.

And have that ruler handy, because: "The ideal skirt-length is mid-knee and can be worn up to 5cm below the knee (when measured from the mid-knee)." But what to wear with the suit?

Bracing Bracing, the most conservative treatment, consists of confining body orthotics worn up to 23 hours a day.

A designer who invented many designs like the sleeping bag coat, a collection of styles created from different parachutes, and packable multi-use clothing some of which can be worn up to thirty different ways per design.

The orthoses were reported to be worn up to a maximum of ten weeks by some; the most common length of time was < four weeks.

In order to maintain the optimum finger extension achieved through surgical release some surgeons advocate the use of static or dynamic splints for daytime and/or night time to be worn up to 6 months.

Hockey players have also been clocked at about 20 mph — and they wear up to 20 pounds of equipment.

HIF-MoS2/RGO reinforced grease maintains very low friction coefficient and wear up to 4.1 GPa, while the normal MoS2 and RGO show high wear at the pressure up to 3.0 GPa.

Gary Stevens, who won three Derbys as a jockey and is NBC's lead analyst, said on the call: "You can see these jockeys wearing up to 10 pairs of goggles.

There were days I was wearing up to three-to-four different suits a day for each show-taping.

Like the Grateful Dead's Deadheads at concerts, SAS veterans of previous user conventions wear up to 20 badges on their jackets as a demonstration of loyalty.