Examples of 'up another level' in a sentence

Meaning of "up another level"

up another level: advancing or progressing to a higher degree or intensity, often used metaphorically

How to use "up another level" in a sentence

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up another level
This season he has stepped up another level.
Go up another level.
Let me take the question up another level.
To go up another level of formality, swap a cotton polo for a retro-styled wool knit one.
Let us take this up another level.
We have already mentioned their goalscoring prowess, but at home it goes up another level.
Let us take it up another level.
And then against Querrey, when it got tight yesterday, he went up another level.
We are going up another level.
Accessories are the elements that take the decor up another level.
Misters, climb up another level to see further beyond!
Once again, my expectations have gone up another level.
And I am up another level ♪ be running from the devil ♪.
My drinking moved up another level.
Moore stepped up another level to Intercontinental A Junior karts for the 2004 season.

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And this season, he went up another level.
Every five Relics thereafter open up another level in the Secret Warp Room.
He 's done well at this level, he will be stepped up another level.
Is it stepping up another level here?
Time in a long time now ♪ up above the clouds ♪ I'm up another level ♪.
Your days on the slopes move up another level thanks to,.
However, the Chinese take it up another level.
How did you manage to suddenly go up another level in the third set?
Unacceptable . We are going up another level.
Yeah, you just went up another level.
Each course, take it up another level.
We've basically gone up another level.
Unacceptable . We are goin ' up another level.
To be up above the clouds ♪ and I'm up another level ♪.

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