Usar "live up to" en una oración

1. and they continue to not live up to those expectations, how long are you going to put up with those inconsistencies in your life? How long are you going to put up with broken expectations from someone else in your life?

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2. The Larvae can live up to 6 months the pupae can live to a year until the conditions are right

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3. Cockroaches belong to the order Blattoidea (family Blattidae), and can live up to a year

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4. ” That’s a big responsibility to live up to and I hate it

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5. I think Maggie is under the impression I have done this sort of thing before …… I try to live up to her illusions

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6. pocket's limits, there are 101 ways to live up to all your partner's romantic dreams and give him or her all they have wished for in a dream-date

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7. ’ We are not expected to live up to that ideal

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8. I hope that I live up to your, and your family's expectations

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9. She worried that Anon erred in choosing her, and that she couldn’t possibly live up to the purity of these elves

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10. Without death, there is no hope; humans could live up to 80, 90 or 100 years in a relative state of health and forever in a state of unimaginable despair

11. I have to hope I can live up to your expectations

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12. A mortal wielder could live for hundreds of years with teron to preserve his flesh; mortal Alit’aren were recorded to live up to six hundred years or more

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13. Throughout the entire voyage of the Shenandoah, he had been able to live up to that commitment

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14. “She had a responsibility, and she refused to live up to it

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15. Nathan was yet again humbled by this man’s very hidden but huge capacity for love and friendship, and hoped he could live up to his promise

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16. Somewhere along the line another fat politician will try to live up to his politically correct god and reduce the SAPS to a “civilian service”

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17. As I said before, us Afrikaners are somewhat direct in our ways and quite willing to live up to that viewpoint

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18. Many, however, have become sadly disillusioned by rhetorical assurances that seldom seem to live up to their promises

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19. Such upheavals sought to impose impractical standards and designs that many of their offspring have been unable, had they been so inclined, to live up to

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20. O‘Connor for failing to live up to his (O‘Connor‘s) politically correct standards of how an African American sports celebrity aught to behave; that is to say, by setting a proper ―example‖

21. If that is you, why be a partisan party follower? Why makes excuses for wrongs done by those you once voted for? Why devote yourself to any political party, except to hold its feet to the fire and live up to higher principle? Why would any such person of good heart and intentions focus on fluff and ephemera like “leadership qualities” and supposed statesmanship? Why focus on anything but whether people will live or die because of wars threatened or prolonged or avoided or ended, or policies or politics that inflict or relieve human suffering? Why care about anything but these concerns?

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22. In response to public opinion at home, and in order to live up to its own press releases, the Army had shipped thousands of turkeys and tons of food to provide traditional Christmas dinners to its troops in Europe, out-doing even its Thanksgiving efforts

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23. The boys who committed suicide were usually sensitive souls who were unable to live up to their parents’ expectations

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24. Rome really did live up to its reputation in terms of its history and architecture

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25. she can live up to her sister’s standards

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26. I am happy your company selected me over the other candidates, and I will do my best to live up to the expectations which have been designed for me

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27. those that do not live up to our a priori expectations are called illusions

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28. pattern alone, did not live up to your expectations about holographic apple theory, which was

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29. ’That’s a lot to live up to,’ she said, soberly

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30. to live up to the commitments he made when he hired me

31. But now, let’s see that you live up to it! that now-familiar voice spoke again to his mind as he rode along at an easy pace

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32. What you are going through partly happened because you have tried to live up to your mother’s impossible expectations

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33. But now, let's see that you live up to it! that now-familiar voice spoke again to his mind as he

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34. because you don’t live up to their rules or traditions

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35. These values are basic to us here in the United States, but seem to be difficult for many foreign men to live up to

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36. Always trying to live up to his legend

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37. to live up to what

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38. Often the stories sound great in concept, but never live up to their potential on the page

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39. Jai cleared his throat, intending to say a word on Why’s behalf, but he could not think what to say that would live up to everyone’s satisfaction

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40. the persona he was trying to live up to

41. Western media and culture has instilled firm ideals on how women should look, and if your partner has a disability she could feel unattractive or less worthy of a sexual relationship because she may not be able to live up to the idealised image

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42. See that you live up to the level which you have attained

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43. I am sorry for my lack of self-control, and I promise to try to live up to my former pledge to one of your brothers who taught me the better way many years ago

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44. such a boy became a delinquent? He was given a reputation to live up to, and

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45. While his wife thought he was foolhardy, Vidya felt he had the guts to live up to his principles

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46. He exhorted the apostles at least to live up to the ideas of the prophet of old and expressed the hope that they would progress far beyond even the ideals of Isaiah and the older prophets

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47. He never exhorted his followers patiently to bear their obligations but rather with energy and enthusiasm to live up to the full measure of their human responsibilities and divine privileges in the kingdom of God

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48. 5 Although Jesus did not offer new mandates governing marriage and divorce, he did urge the Jews to live up to their own laws and higher teachings

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49. Not until Jesus looked upon him, did he realize that he had failed to live up to his privileges as an ambassador of the kingdom

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50. American ­researchers have also found animals can live up to twice as long when their food intake is reduced by up to a third

51. not live up to the standards we’ve put on them

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52. I found it heartbreaking that I couldn’t live up to that hope

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53. The repairs that some of the guys did on the church, have they been able to live up to the many years of weather changes?”

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54. “We always worried that Saul would not live up to his expectations of himself,” Greg offered

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55. The kids assured the adults that they did know what they were doing and that they would live up to their expectations

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56. lions can live up to 20years

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57. This is a good indicator that the horse is competitive and will likely live up to its previous races

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58. Drills can live up to 30 years

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59. People who knew Robinson, felt that he could live up to expectations

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60. you have great pressure to live up to that name and you can never rest

61. hoped to be able to live up to the words she wrote in her

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62. “I’m not sure if that’s a title I can live up to,” said Owen

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63. That is all well and good, but suppose that Pat gets this promotion but somehow doesn’t quite live up to the task – great teacher, lousy counselor

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64. It took continuity and a psychological process that required the child to live up to his or her share of responsibility, not down to it

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65. didn’t live up to their part of the contract

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66. “The people of the World Council, of which Doctor Ekart was part of, can live up to 400 years

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67. If I see you have failed to live up to my expectations and the university guidelines, I'll be forced to suspend you for at least one year Mitchell

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68. Most Yakuza soldiers didn’t live up to retirement age and many ended up eventually in jail for long years

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69. it live up to my image of her or be different than what I’ve already imagined her to be? Will I be disappointed? Will she?

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70. “She did live up to my expectations

71. Our most critical challenge is always to live up to the expectations our clients have of us

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72. Overall, the furnishings were appropriate for the resort that catered to the upper-class clientele; this suite would undoubtedly live up to many people’s expectations for a vacation getaway

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73. Each of us have seen and felt the burdens that the scribes and Sadducees have placed upon those that are within their reach, with the many rites, regulations, and their man-made laws, and by doing so, have positioned a yoke on those, that man in his own strength cannot live up too

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74. It’s hard to live up to the expectations

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75. corporate boards, like professional and high-profile college sports teams are regularly awarding obscene contracts for the latest and greatest best hope CEO or coach, just to turn around and drop more money buying the contract out in a few years because reality didn’t live up to their dreams

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76. " He paused, and then said, "Nevertheless, I'll do my best to live up to your expectations

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77. Well, King Charles failed miserably to live up to his part of the contract, many times! Count Raymond will be the one to decide how to respond to King Charles’ demands, but I wouldn’t blame him one second if he refused to comply to the King’s demands for reinforcements, especially with such hostile neighbors as the family of Count Humfrid of Narbonne and their followers

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78. live up to His call,

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79. ‘’Decidedly, you live up to your reputation, General Dows

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80. Again, I found myself having to live up to someone’s expectations when all I really wanted was to be left to myself, but I felt I owed it to Asia to once again be the charming celebrity

81. All of our unhappiness in life stems from our trying to live up to the expectations of people, and our having forgotten what ancient humans knew: that we are first and foremost children of the earth, and that she loves us from the bottom of her heart

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82. It was still a diamond, but did not live up to its fullest potential

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83. " He looked pained, a lifetime of resentment and failure to live up to expectations etched on his face

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84. Adonai El Shaddai made a deal with us and we have failed to live up to

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85. Not only does pidgin absolutely require that the translator add his two cents, but in this case the oft-heard complaint that the "English translations don't live up to the originals" goes to pieces as soon as the reader realizes that English translations are often the originals and the pidgin originals are often the translations

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86. live up to what's expected

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87. I need to live up to the responsibility of that friendship

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88. How is he able to live up to this stupendous task? Here lies the clue:

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89. I don’t know how many of those old freaks are still alive up to this day but most of them have gone to either the Devil Flock or the Divine Creator

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90. striving to live up to that statement

91. “It’s important for Rafael to live up to his family’s expectations,” John said

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92. I felt trapped—like I couldn’t have my own life—that I was always in my parents’ shadows, having to live up to their high expectations of me

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93. “Ok, I will do as you said, Angel, provided you will live up to your promises” she replied

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94. Nothing subtle, he was too tired for that, but managed to live up to expectations

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95. ability to succeed, the children would live up to the expectations

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96. “There’s a lot of competition in this family for me to live up to

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97. And young Tony would try even harder to live up to his mother's expectations

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98. No child could live up to that

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99. And he tried to live up to what she expected of him

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100. They have been trying hard to live up to Magadh’s past glory, but have been