Examples of 'up to very' in a sentence
Meaning of "up to very"
up to very: This phrase implies reaching a high or extreme level, often in terms of intensity, quality, or degree
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I woke up to very subtle noises in the apartment.
Losses in hydrocarbides are negligible up to very high frequencies.
Up to very recent times it was used for vehicular movement.
Losses in hydrocarbons are insignificant up to very high frequencies.
And it did put us up to very heavy casualties and all of that.
Losses in hydrocarbons are negligible right up to very high frequencies.
Pumping up to very high pressure without damaging the food particles is not a problem.
Reduced friction coefficient up to very low temperatures.
Up to very recently, afforestation records in Canada were not available.
I am not opening up to very many people.
Long lasting cruel dictatorships have not been infrequent in the hemisphere up to very recently.
Perature and up to very large values of.
I do not think the film adds up to very much.
This means it can be scaled up to very large sizes without causing excessive vibration.
The losses in the hydrocarbons are negligible up to very high frequencies.
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The pressure builds up to very high levels that cause the reservoir rock to fracture.
There are basic and up to very luxury.
This gun gets up to very high speeds, and if you get really up.
The heater warms during operation up to very high temperature.
Heat up to very hot and for Serve up to 4 persons.
Ladders help you get up to very high places.
Everything I did previous to that just does not seem to add up to very much.
There are heavy smokers who live up to very old age with no cancer.
This compact detector allows a real-time reconstruction of the neutron spectrum up to very high flux.
Playful games for beginners up to very challenging and technical trails for the confirmed ones.
Like most of the country we woke up to very cold temps.
Heated up to very high temperatures . Melting kettle furnaces are designed for the melting.
These works of art are as simple as a ball up to very complex figures.
Methodological Issues Up to very recently, afforestation records in Canada were not available.
The viscosity of the composition is maintained up to very low shear rates.
The guy 's not up to very much, there is no meat and no fat on him.
This makes it possible to use such media up to very high operating temperatures.
We endured a century of bitter ethnic, religious and ideological conflicts, up to very recent times.
For handheld devices this can add up to very significant power savings in the front-end.
This model has no residual auto-correlation until you get up to very high lags.
Your maths is not up to very much, Mr Foyle.
Limit fruits to the allowed carbohydrate count, which will add up to very little fruit.
G-forces build up to very extreme levels.
Jim Kelly was someone that I looked up to very highly.
The diafiltration can also be easily scaled up to very large volumes of production.
If you do not get enough sleep you will wake up to very high cortisol.
The guy 's not up to very much.
In fact, it is active vis-à-vis paraoxon up to very high temperatures.
GATT members are required to sign up to very specific rules.
Right or wrong, it adds up to very little.
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I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
Very few know what that means
