They're not stepping it up — and they're double your age.
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I'm definitely stepping it up once again to another level.
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Stepping it the fuck up and really committing to her eBay business.
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You might benefit from stepping it up and putting more effort into selling yourself.
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But in honky-tonk and two-stepping, it embodies the best about those terms too.
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Stepping it up further, the K-Cafe Special Edition (about $200) features an attached frother.
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A peek behind #TheOA curtain: Homer and Hap stepping it up and sweating like Sumos.
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We love a simple burger, but a special occasion calls for stepping it up a notch.
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Thunder coach Billy Donovan felt Westbrook made up for it by stepping it up on the defensive end after halftime.
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Below are the biggest issues she sees among people who come to her for guidance, and her advice for stepping it up.
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I could still feel the command of your hands around a woman's waist when two-stepping—it was the only time you wore joy.
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"The Iranians are clearly stepping it up to battle for market share in Europe," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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That low cost is the best argument for the Accent — affordability — so stepping it up with small options that aren't necessary would betray the mission.
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But AWS is stepping it up and you can now run a local version of EC2, the canonical AWS compute service, right on a Snowball Edge.
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Mariah Carey/Instagram Mariah Carey in a tight, revealing outfit may not be a new thing, but even Queen Mimi is stepping it up for the holiday weekend.
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Most of South Africa's culinary accolades go to restaurants in Cape Town and the Winelands, but Johannesburg chefs have lately been stepping it up in a big way.
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Following in the footsteps of 2017's spicy Sweet Heat Starbursts, the fruit chews are stepping it up in 2019 with Starburst Duos, split-decision packs that combine two flavors together in one bite.
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"You never did the things I said I would need to happen if you want me to stay with you like going to marriage counseling, stepping it up financially, communicating [with] my family," she texted.
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At the evening's marquee event, a panel and Q&A on "Stepping It Up A Notch: Transitioning From Run-Of-The-Mill Property Manager to Hospitality Expert," things quickly went south once moderators opened the floor to audience questions.
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"We're taking the best of Marriott's loyalty programs — including our partnerships and extraordinary portfolio of hotels — and stepping it up with master classes that provide transformative experiences travelers cannot get anywhere else," said David Flueck, Marriott International's senior vice president for global loyalty.
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Trump's personal health wisdom, by contrast, includes dutifully wearing his hat while golfing and delivering his gesture-heavy speeches in "sauna"-like venues, he told Dr. Oz. Despite stepping it up a notch, Dr. Bornstein still managed not to say his patient has a diagnosis of high cholesterol, a diagnosis we can piece together only through Trump confiding in Dr. Oz that he's tried two prior statin drugs and only the latest has done the trick.
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" Sarah Maines from The TV Chick stated that the show is stepping it up. "Secret Circle has really been stepping it up for the last few episodes, and I can’t wait to see the fallout from this Nick’s reappearance! Also, Faye’s dialogue was pitch perfect this week. More please.
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In cryptography, Fialka (M-125) is the name of a Cold War-era Soviet cipher machine. A rotor machine, the device uses 10 rotors, each with 30 contacts along with mechanical pins to control stepping. It also makes use of a punched card mechanism. Fialka means "violet" in Russian.
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Diagram of Electronic Phase Stepping (EPS). The source spot is moved electronically, which leads to movement of the sample image on the detector. A technique to eliminate mechanical scanning of the grating and still retain the maximum spatial resolution is electronic phase stepping. It scans the source spot of the x-ray tube with an electro-magnetic field.
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The combined transmission and distribution network is part of electricity delivery, known as the "power grid" in North America, or just "the grid". In the United Kingdom, India, Tanzania, Myanmar, Malaysia and New Zealand, the network is known as the National Grid. Efficient transmission involves reducing the currents by stepping up the voltage prior to transmission, and stepping it down at a substation at the far end. For AC power transmission the stepping up and down is done using transformers.
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The combined transmission and distribution network is part of electricity delivery, known as the "power grid" in North America, or just "the grid". In the United Kingdom, India, Tanzania, Myanmar, Malaysia and New Zealand, the network is known as the National Grid. Efficient transmission involves reducing the currents by stepping up the voltage prior to transmission, and stepping it down at a substation at the far end. For AC power transmission the stepping up and down is done using transformers.
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Olufsen built a large two-storey, gabled house at the northern end of Østerå with a large cellar. The gabled section was built of stone but remaining bays of the eight-bay building were half-timbered. The gable was essentially in the Renaissance style but had several Gothic features including its original stepping. It can also be seen that the two large ground floor window are slightly displaced southwards, probably in order to provide sufficient space for the large room on the north side of the entrance.
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It is faster to change the top-of-stack pointer only occasionally (once per call or return) rather than constantly stepping it up and down throughout each program statement, and it is even faster to avoid memory references entirely. More recently, so-called second-generation stack machines have adopted a dedicated collection of registers to serve as address registers, off-loading the task of memory addressing from the data stack. For example, MuP21 relies on a register called "A", while the more recent GreenArrays processors relies on two registers: A and B. The Intel x86 family of microprocessors have a register-style (accumulator) instruction set for most operations, but use stack instructions for its x87, Intel 8087 floating point arithmetic, dating back to the iAPX87 (8087) coprocessor for the 8086 and 8088. That is, there are no programmer-accessible floating point registers, but only an 80-bit wide, 8 deep stack.
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