How To Use Live up to In A Sentence
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The golden butternut squash velouté with escargot needed to be thicker to live up to its name, and more complex to live up to its price tag.
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I try to live up to the high standard of the school.
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It's been my experience that life is so constructed that the event cannot and will not live up to preconceived idea I have about it.
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She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards.
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The first season of the local political satire didn't live up to its promise, but it's worth persevering with and an expanded cast and new writers are promised for this new season.
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This device could help to quell consumer anger about the way broadband speeds routinely don't live up to the promises of ISPs.
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Amelio succeeds in showing the abysmal sadness that results when the longed-for miracle of education doesn't quite live up to its hype.
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And while hitting the top 10 has created a blizzard of credibility-tinged hype around the group, they just can't live up to their radical image.
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He could be eloquent and lighthearted but also incisive and sarcastic with those who failed to live up to his high medical standards.
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Conscience is a function of the ego ideal, and is critical of failure to live up to the ego ideal.
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Men should not be expected to live up to stereotypical conceptions of heterosexuality and masculinity.
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So he may appreciate the paradox of his lightning ascent in his second calling – not to mention the mutterings of those press-box colleagues who have toiled diligently for years without recognition from their trade's association and remember the days when they called him Captain Grumpy, a soubriquet he did his best to live up to.
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Of course, being the first story arc after the One More Day silliness, this arc is going to have to live up to some stringent standards, like whether this story's quality was contingent upon it being a single Spider-Man (which is questionable, as the best aspects of this comic were the old-fashioned superhero stuff and the return of the supporting cast - neither of which hinged on Peter being married) and forcing the new potential love interest to be compared instantly to Mary Jane, which is a tough comparison for a new character, although Carlie Cooper hold up pretty well, I think (she even has an alliterative name!) as the nerdy, yet attractive, police scientist roommate/best friend of Harry Osborn's new girlfriend.
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The Chancellor made much of his clampdown on tax avoidance but, it is doubtful the outcome will live up to the hype.
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Widely celebrated environmentalist John Todd doesn't promise that his aquatic bioremediation system - a sewage treatment system which involves floating plant islands that purify polluted waters - could live up to its hype in Montreal.
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Not only were their animated "masterworks" failing to live up to their flawless ancestry, but their live action efforts --
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We will never fail to live up to what our parents expect of us.
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We must try to live up to our stated principles of human rights, the rule of law and democratic government.
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The food was standard hotel fare, failing miserably to live up to the mouth-watering eloquence of the descriptions on the menu.
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She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards.
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Thus do liberals or progressives or whatever we're supposed to be calling ourselves live up to our reputation for using lofty, smug, self-referential and exclusionist language rather than speaking in real, concrete terms.
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They have thought constantly about each other, but will the real person live up to the idealized image that was burnished into their minds for ten years?
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The bribee knows what they've been paid and they have to live up to it.
"Thousands of revelers... carried posters of former President Bill Clinton, and chanted 'Thank You U.S.A.!' and 'God Bless America.'"
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A little bird like a robin can live up to at least eight years, as we know because one has been found as old as that.
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We must try to live up to our stated principles of human rights, the rule of law and democratic government.
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Man is tempted to live up to woman's idealised conception of himself.
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know my youngest son, who yearns to join corporate America as a stock analyst, wants to live up to his Dad's commandment to do good things and make money without selling your soul.
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Josef Suk can always be counted upon to produce good, well crafted and melodious music and these three compositions certainly live up to that description.
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He doesn't always have to be bawling people out and thinking he has to live up to an image.
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Given to all the promises of improved handling, bigger crashes and a better structure, it certainly feels like it's had enough of a polish to live up to its claims.
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The movie failed to live up to all the hype.
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A relative newcomer named Hakaan Yildirim, who won Paris's prestigious Andam award for young talent, was a victim of boastful handlers who described him in hyperbolic terms he could never live up to.
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She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards.
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My parents always make me live up to my word so I asked them to live up to theirs.
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But he failed to live up to the hype and will be bitterly disappointed.
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This is an expectation that few people can be expected to live up to.
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She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards.
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As the great musical icon of the Sixties counterculture, Dylan has always been expected to live up to higher moral standards than the average rocker.
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But this showing does not live up to the promise of their earlier set pieces.
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We repose our confidence in them because we believe that they will live up to their own promises.
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We must talk, think, and live up to the spirit of the times, and write up to it too, if that cacoethes be upon us, or else we are nought.
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They invite you and challenge you to live up to your own thoughts and insights.
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The film version does not live up to the original novel.
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It should be because we want to live up to the example of public servants like John Roll and Gabby Giffords, who knew first and foremost that we are all Americans, and that we can question each other's ideas without questioning each other's love of country, and that our task, working together, is to constantly widen the circle of our concern so that we bequeath the American dream to future generations.
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Determined to live up to her new role as genteel landowner, the pop icon is opposing plans to allow ramblers to access her estate.
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Man is tempted to live up to woman's idealized conception of himself.
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This could be a drawback if his performance fails to live up to expectations.
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I am occasionally disappointed by the failure of some ACLU Chapters to live up to their libertarian pedigree.
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The bluster, the straining for effect, the attempt to live up to a grandiose reputation of their own making - all these are absent.
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They, above all, require careful thinking and clear policy and procedures which live up to high standards of fairness and equity.
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It's a bummer when talented people endeavour to do something artistically challenging, only to have the end result not live up to the promise.
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This either means analysts were too optimistic in their expectations, or companies failed to live up to such demanding goals.
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Public Enemy's Chuck D is constantly calling on rappers to live up to their potential rather than down to expectations.
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Stephen Chase had determined to live up to the expectations of the Company.
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The production promises to live up to the group's current high standard of theatre, kicking off another packed year of top-quality shows.
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But leftists made what progress they did by demanding that the nation live up to its stated principles, rather than dismissing them as fatally compromised by the racism of the founders or the abusiveness of flag-waving vigilantes.
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If all the locking devices you carry live up to this standard, then you're stocking the right products.
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The sumashi was a clear-broth seafood soup, and it was satisfying as well, though it didn't quite live up to the miso.
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BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- Anti-government protesters poured a small amount of blood at the headquarters of the government in Bangkok on Tuesday, but the demonstration did not live up to their threat to douse the ministers 'offices in blood.
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But his desire to prove a point backfired in a grim and unambitious contest which spectacularly failed to live up to its pre-fight hype as a clash between two big punchers.
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For the first time, my boot-cut jeans actually had a chance to live up to their name.
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The balanced budget amendment forces Washington to live up to its responsibilities and address budget issues honestly.
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A journalist should always live up to the ideals of truth, decency, and justice.
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But Heggessey, who has commissioned him to front a £3 million series on extreme weather this autumn, may now be questioning whether he can live up to his billing.
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The film version does not live up to the original novel.
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The GGA failed to live up to its lofty and noble ideals due largely to the self-serving nature of some of its less progressive members.
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The microphone is, of course, not destined to live up to its promise.
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That two groups should necessarily live up to the same standards when the grouping is the basis for the standards.
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How far does it live up to this grandiloquent claim?
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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Her 'image', especially in the music videos (Drumming was a good step in the right direction), needs some twerking but there is finally someone that can live up to a Kate Bush comparison.
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On a bright summer evening the massive, pioneering fenestration of Bess of Hardwick's pile really does live up to the old local rhyme "Hardwick Hall – more glass than wall".
Country diary: North Derbyshire
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His first film bombed because it failed to live up to its name.
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Often referred to as the “hippie” apes (partially because bonobos have a lot of casual sex … a perfectly acceptable “Hey, how’s it going?” in bonobo-speak), bonobos don’t quite live up to the moniker, it appears.
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The bank is insolvent and will be unable to live up to its obligations.
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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He has gotten out of position, a rarity in past years, in an apparent effort to cover for other players or perhaps live up to his contract extension.
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Many men feel their body shape doesn't live up to the stereotype of the ideal man.
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The novel has sharply incisive passages, but Haigh's thin characterizations don't quite live up to the promise of the clever, intricate premise.
Mrs. Kimble by Jennifer Haigh: Book summary
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As more and more of the world's tour operators are beginning to acknowledge, ecotourism has to live up to its green claims.
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Stop grasping abstracts like "change" and "hope" and try and live up to the level of public educationand informed citizenry which America professes to be.
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Anyone who doesn't live up to the terms of the agreement can face expulsion from the Academy, and legal action from the copyright holders if a pirated screener is traced back to them.
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My days as a facialist taught me which ingredients perform and which ones don't live up to the hype.
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But just as important, how can their users make sure that those facilities will live up to their potential in fostering a positive image?
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Trying to live up to the impossible hype, the desperate clamour.
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Now picture the reaction of those Pharisees who regarded themselves as holy, righteous, and pure but who looked down on any who didn't live up to their standards of holiness.
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As a bowler at Middlesex, Tuffers has a great tradition to live up to.
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I think it’s good Spore didn’t show, now they can actually code the game up to Will promises before showing it, everytime he takes to the podium thats another few million spent in developement to live up to what he said.
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Duncan, a precocious, affectionate child, had failed to live up to his academic potential, and had become withdrawn and uncommunicative.
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Although I had a go at impersonating him, I couldn't really live up to that!
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The good news was the tram, all 40 metres of it, looked well, performed well and could well live up to its promise to be a modern, efficient, comfortable, nippy form of public transport in a car-strangled city.
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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If he doesn't live up to the conditions of the bond, then the jail sentence will be imposed.
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There isn't anything for me to live up to because the music is already recorded.
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I try to live up to the high standard of the school.
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Just as they prepare to rocket ahead in the rankings, the coach is shocked to discover his boys have failed to live up to their contracts.
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As the great musical icon of the Sixties counterculture, Dylan has always been expected to live up to higher moral standards than the average rocker.
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But will the rather menstrually named iPad (insert the sound of a heavenly choir here) live up to the hype?
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She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards.
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(“When a trans person is ridiculed or dismissed not merely for failing to live up to gender norms, but for their expressions of femaleness or feminity, they become the victims of a specific form of discrimination: trans-misogyny”).
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If Scotland is to live up to its reputation as a first-rate nation, voters - and newspapers - have every right to demand unimpeachable standards from the First Minister.
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How far does it live up to this grandiloquent claim?
The Times Literary Supplement
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These legal issues lead into politico-legal questions such as the vexed issue of compliance: there are clearly serious difficulties involved in making states live up to their legal obligations.
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If you choose to grant yourself the anonymity of a moniker whilst lurking on guestbooks, at least pick something you can live up to.
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Tattle: Imagine Latifah & Snooki whirling on 'Dancing' floor "DANCING with the Stars," perhaps in a bid to live up to its title yuk, yuk, will deal with a whole new caliber of celebrity for the 13th season.
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The trouble with reputations is that people try to live up to them.
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The original was cool, but this one tries with unsuccessful results to live up to the legacy of its predecessor.
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A study released today by the esteemed Holcombe Institute reveals that people who engage in genealogical research for at least 30 minutes a day live up to ten years longer than people who perform no daily research, but instead smoke three or more packs of cigarettes.
Study: Genealogists Live Longer
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I fail to live up to the people who love me, still persistent waiting for the one I love.
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The big question: does mountainboarding actually live up to the hype?
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She failed to live up to the moment, shambling through a faltering performance of her new single.
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The question is whether the author can live up to the vivid characters and style of the first book.
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And its current trustees want to ensure that future residents live up to its lofty ideals.
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By depicting kings and emperors suffering torments in purgatory, thinly-veiled criticisms were levelled at rulers who did not live up to the model of Christian kingship.
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Even something as monumental as the birth of a new millennium couldn't in the end live up to all of the hype.
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Josef Suk can always be counted upon to produce good, well crafted and melodious music and these three compositions certainly live up to that description.
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The drawbacks VCTs are high-risk investments and sometimes they do not live up to the expectations of their promoters.
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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This is an awesome responsibility that we have to live up to.
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Statler and Waldorf's grumpy balcony tweets, the Pig With The Froggy Tattoo trailer, The Green Album – is there any way the new Muppet film is going to live up to their drip-feed of Kermit hype?
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For the flipside of golf's commitment to moral probity is an equally strong commitment to condemn those who fail to live up to its commendably high standards.
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Link let the healing begin, and let it be complete. in the midst of so much wreckage and pain and suffering, the seeds of future great days for our country and our world are there to see. barack is showing true greatness, and i pray that his administration will live up to that potential.
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However, over the past 250 years or so, prescriptive grammarians have privileged the etymology of the word tween - 'two', though often failing to live up to their own prescriptions.
On between each
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The onus is on the shopkeeper to provide goods which live up to the quality of their description.
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But still, the 1,000-square-foot Victorian cottage didn't live up to its potential inside. hotel room that could only be described as disheveled - covers strewed across the bed, towels on the floor, half-empty coffee cups on the table - when there was a knock on the
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Yesterday Woods did not live up to the $ 2.25 million price tag needed to lure him to the Middle East.
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This could be a drawback if his performance fails to live up to expectations.
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The two Bristol natives gave themselves a lot to live up to with a name like an unimaginatively-titled panto porno, but their sound, like their name, is likely to stick in your mind.
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Every object he touched had to live up to his perfectionist standard.
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He doesn't always have to be bawling people out and thinking he has to live up to an image.
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The event did not live up to expectations.
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Some experts are concerned that the new drug won't live up to all the hype.
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Many men feel their body shape doesn't live up to the stereotype of the ideal man.
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But when the masterpiece arrives, 37 years overdue, can it live up to its own myth?
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Heckelphone, ondes-martenot, tubax, contrabassoon, serpent, octobasse, flugelhorn, euphonium are examples of musical instruments whose sex appeal does not live up to their exotic sounding names.
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Even so-called tax havens may fail to live up to their privileged reputation.
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This band might yet live up to the imposing grandeur of their name.
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The new big noise displayed a chronic lack of professionalism and failed hopelessly to live up to his billing.
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Apart from the fact that twenty-seven acts of Parliament govern the terms of advertising, no regular advertiser dare promote a product that fails to live up to the promise of his advertisements.
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Trying to live up to the precepts of the masculine mystique has always exacted a heavy price on males, especially in childhood.
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They constantly disappoint the young by failing to live up to their expectations of them.
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In the courtroom he did not live up to his reputation as a man always raring for a fight.
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I must have felt the whole thing as something for one's developed senses to live up to and make light of, and have been rather ashamed of my own for just a little sickishly staggering under it.
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But taking that on is asking for a lot: To have the last name and become a caricaturist is a lot to live up to.
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Somehow I suspect that Kyochon will NOT live up to the hype, and quickly fade from the foodblogger-topic-of-the-moment.
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However, in light of past practices, it is doubtful whether they will live up to those pledges.
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As film buffs know, sequels seldom live up to the original.
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One ought to live up to what he knows to be right.
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Some were not afraid to complain if investments did not live up to their expectations.
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The balanced budget amendment forces Washington to live up to its responsibilities and address budget issues honestly.
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Cue Card failed to live up to his star billing over hurdles.
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Five minutes into the first episode and it's clear that the series will live up to the lubricious hype.
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Indeed, if the market fears the bonds will conver t, it could trigger a share-price collapse, making the bonds live up to their reputation as "death-spiral" bonds.
Swiss Go Loco for CoCo Bonds
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The fictional hero was cited as a co-respondent in divorce cases by men who failed to live up to his standards.
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After all, seeing as the rather clunky series, a quintessential bit of cornball Canadiana, was pretty bloody grim, it means the new series doesn't have a whole lot to live up to.
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It is the first in a string of references that he makes to male icons, from top athletes to racing drivers, suggesting his ego has a lot to live up to.
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The group has failed to live up to its macho image.
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The three countries are signatories to an international treaty to protect refugees and have a duty to live up to it, she said.
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Stretching does not live up to its reputation as an injury preventer, a study has found.
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The service at Heron Lodge failed to live up to its reputation .
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And its current trustees want to ensure that future residents live up to its lofty ideals.
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Much like the characters in her Oscar-winning screenplay Juno that she won ... well, less than a year ago, Tara is choke-full of parody's of human beings asking the audience to take their problems seriously when they cannot even live up to the task.
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They could cut violent crime with exemplary sentences, murder by the death penalty or by making ‘life’ imprisonment, in practice about 12 years, live up to its name.
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A journalist should always live up to the ideals of truth, decency, and justice.
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Tasteless, but just one of many examples of Zoeller trying to live up to a reputation as a merry quipster and getting it wrong.
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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Added to this are accusations that he failed to live up to his promise that the elections would be democratic and fair.
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This first crafting experience will never live up to the way it was fanaticized about.
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All in all, the story did not live up to all the wonderful reviews written about it and presented itself as a let-down when the tale was carelessly and coarsely ended.
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Gandhi could not live up to his principles partly because he was a practical politician, and the job of politics is to dilute ideological and moral purism.
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Some experts are concerned that the new drug won't live up to all the hype.
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Those moving away were sometimes dismissed as a shiftless lot who could not live up to the small-town virtues of constancy and forbearance.
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And when we fail to live up to our own high expectations, the more we feel we deserve punishment and blame.
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If the Journal is to live up to the image presented by the new cover, then innovations such as electronic manuscript submission and document tracking systems are needed as soon as practicable.
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This way, the organization could live up to its self-professed image: the doughty defenders of brave iconoclasts bucking the establishment.
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Many of these schools do not live up to the popular stereotype of being well endowed and sought by the monied middle class.
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It s no longer really possible to live up to that part of the custom but the spirit remains the same.
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I know it seems that only love what you are trained to live up to what extent.
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Despite their size, he said goldfish could live up to 30 years.
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It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them.
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Of course, being the first story arc after the One More Day silliness, this arc is going to have to live up to some stringent standards, like whether this story's quality was contingent upon it being a single Spider-Man (which is questionable, as the best aspects of this comic were the old-fashioned superhero stuff and the return of the supporting cast - neither of which hinged on Peter being married) and forcing the new potential love interest to be compared instantly to Mary Jane, which is a tough comparison for a new character, although Carlie Cooper hold up pretty well, I think (she even has an alliterative name!) as the nerdy, yet attractive, police scientist roommate/best friend of Harry Osborn's new girlfriend.
The Amazing Spider-Man #546-548 Review | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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Promote aResponsible Iran: For decades, the Islamic Republic of Iran has endangered thesecurity of the region and the United States and failed to live up to itsinternational responsibilities.
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Now it is said that the inscrutable coach will have to live up to the demands placed on him by the billion people living within a fanatical football nation.
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But he has struggled to live up to that quicksilver performance and has made only limited appearances in the first team squad.
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Before adopting the world's norms, we should ask whether those norms protect these rights and liberties, and live up to the principles that have served us so well for so long.
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And, can Fred Thompson live up to his supporters 'expectations in the presidential race or is he what one top political analyst who's been there -- the White House, that is -- calls a dud?
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Heckelphone, ondes-martenot, tubax, contrabassoon, serpent, octobasse, flugelhorn, euphonium are examples of musical instruments whose sex appeal does not live up to their exotic sounding names.
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Prior to the start of the Tour, the press and public alike pinpoint potential rivals, but they never live up to the billing.
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* Does A Matter of Loaf and Death, the latest animated adventure starring plasticene pals Wallace and Gromit, live up to their previous, Oscar-winning work?
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You should hear those pious warmongers curse a blue streak a parsec wide! live in a fantasy world if you must perhaps you should save your indignation for * actual warcrimes & corruption*, not pouting that language doesn't live up to your fantastical expectations? garsh diddily darn, if there aren't people who think the RAPE of the World & its international citizenry by the United States InvestorClass is somehow the * LESSER CRIME* than the language of allegory … ah, but there we have censorship: where whinging is their only art form & only means to exert influence over others.
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This is an awesome responsibility that we have to live up to.
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This device could help to quell consumer anger about the way broadband speeds routinely don't live up to the promises of ISPs.
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Such expectation can create the unenviable task for the band to live up to positive critical reviews.
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It's difficult to live up to the proinciples of the christian religion.
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I fail to live up to the people who love me, still persistent waiting for the one I love.
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I try to live up to the high standard of the school.
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Ch teau d'Issan, best known for its picturesque moated castle, allegedly served at the wedding of Eleanor of Aquitaine to Henry Plantagenet, has finally begun to live up to its third-growth ranking.
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That husbands, fathers, or sons are never wrong, and must always be right presupposes a perfectionism most men cannot live up to, and betrayal of the patriarchy is always considered the worst betrayal to other men, the one unforgivable sin that cannot be tolerated.
Subverting Patriarchy: Not just for chicks anymore. « A Bird’s Nest
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The tree can live up to 70 years and enjoys sunlight or partial shade.
