My brothers and I took it to the next level.
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It was Newell, 25, who took it to the next level, though.
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I felt like the music just took it to the next level.
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Ryan [Randall] took it to the next level with a amazing braided updo.
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Things seem serious, but her uncle just took it to the next level.
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" He then took it to the next level, nicknaming her future child "Baby Bax.
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Kushner took it to the next level in a recent interview with Jonathan Swan for Axios.
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Tesla took it to the next level with the debut of the Model S in 2012.
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Q: Your father originally started the advertising business, but you took it to the next level.
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Fighting all game, we just picked it up and took it to the next level when we needed to.
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But McGowan took it to the next level with her totally see-through black dress, made entirely of sequins.
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But Walsh took it to the next level when she singled out Trump's outfit's overt femininity as a problem.
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But he took it to the next level on Sunday when he revealed the shocking age he lost his virginity.
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They don't call her Queen Bey for nothing and she and her family most definitely took it to the next level.
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Brooklyn fans took it to the next level, hanging a missing-person sign outside Barclays Center with a Simmons mug shot.
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I gave him the beat with the Zacari hook already on it and he took it to the next level from there.
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People have this idea that everything in the bush is trying to kill you, but this took it to the next level.
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And then it was Hamilton's idea to get my dad into the picture, which I think took it to the next level.
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Here are seven more things you can do to expand your business, from side-hustlers who took it to the next level.
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Being in the valley took it to the next level—it gets even worse there because you're in the middle of the jungle.
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But when Hayley Paige, who designs bridal wear for a living, was planning her own wedding, she took it to the next level.
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Well he took it to the next level, wearing a spandex green bodysuit with white clovers, white sneakers, and a matching green hat.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has been known to take fantasy football way too seriously, and on Thursday, he took it to the next level.
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Bannon has told associates that Trump, on Tuesday afternoon, took it to the next level for the country by asking where does it end?
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But then, he took it to the next level: Musk pledged to delete his and his companies' Facebook pages and then actually did it.
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This demonstration, which was held before the Goodwood event officially began Thursday, took it to the next level by adding virtual reality and the 5G network.
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And that's why we kind of took it to the next level, to make it feel cinematic and really fun and big and over-the-top.
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Nowadays it's the couples who Netflix together that stay together, so a young man named Conor took it to the next level with a Netflix proposal.
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And Hank, God bless him, one of the great living editors, really took it to the next level and started playing around with these collage elements.
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But Lowe's took it to the next level with a drill sampling station, where customers can drill holes into this wood plank to test out the products.
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Today, it took it to the next level when it announced Gradient, a service platform that eliminates the need to deploy servers for AI and machine learning projects.
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But instead of making a big stink about it, I got the community together to help me repaint it, and that's what took it to the next level.
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Bella Thorne isn't afraid to switch up her look — for example, watch her get her eyebrows tatted here — but this time, she really took it to the next level.
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Sometimes when you get females they might bow to each other as a sign of respect, but these two took it to the next level and laid [unfertilized] eggs together.
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Candy corn on its own is already a questionable Halloween treat,but one Twitter user took it to the next level and put it on something we all truly love: pizza.
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But this brave creature took it to the next level, dipping its hooves into the cool lake waters and chilling with a couple of folks seated right at the water's edge.
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Last season Kennedy Davenport lamented that the lines at her meet and greets aren't as long as the white queens, but this season The Vixen took it to the next level.
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"It was Rob's vision and I took it to the next level," celebrity groomer Jason Schneidman tells PeopleStyle about his cut, which is longer on the top and buzzed on the sides.
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By now, Julia Roberts is totally used to media outlets sucking up to her, but an Upstate NY newspaper took it to the next level -- inadvertently -- with a headline praising her holes.
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But instead of going out for drinks or buying a pricey item she'd been eyeing, she took it to the next level and got a tattoo of her company's logo on her wrist.
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"Herb Brooks and Craig Patrick really helped open the door, and Bob Johnson took it to the next level," said Pierre McGuire, a hockey analyst on NBC who has coached in the N.H.L. and in college.
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Days after the "Sorry" singer's threats to make his Instagram private spurred a very public feud with Selena Gomez and Hailey Baldwin in August, Bieber took it to the next level and actually deactivated his Instagram account.
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We've seen enough projection mapping shows to know that planetariums are far more whoawesome than your standard movie screen, but Norwegian ambient artist Biosphere took it to the next level for a show at Prague's Spectaculare festival earlier this month.
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In 2015, the 68-year-old took it to the next level during a performance of the play Shows for Days at New York City's Lincoln Center — snatching a phone out of an audience member's hand as she was texting during the show.
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It's expected to see people walking around in cosplay at San Diego Comic-Con, but Johnny Depp took it to the next level on Saturday when he showed up dressed as the titular villain in his new movie, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.
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But they struck with that film's director, Justin Lin, who reignited the franchise with 2009's Fast & Furious and took it to the next level with 2011's Fast Five, which amped up the action to cartoonishly elaborate levels—and, most importantly, added The Rock.
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"I hope people really start thinking of the contributions of women of color especially black American women who elevated the sport and took it to the next level," said Johnson, when I asked what she hoped people would take away from the weekend's events.
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Greg Baugues, a coder at Twilio, decided that teaching Kaira, his puppy, how to turn on the light switch wasn't enough and took it to the next level by teaching her how to press a button that would snap a selfie of the pup and text it to him.
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She sent the police after me because [sic] I couldn't hear the P.A while making beats on the plane wearing noise cancelling headphones…" He expressed gratitude to the passengers who took his side ... "Your #RacistFlightattendant was beyond rude & took it to the next level by calling the police on me.
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Commenting about choosing Lovato, Aguilera claimed: "We went through a few names of women. I needed a belty singer, and she took it to the next level. I almost cried when I first heard her on the record." American singer and songwriter Jon Bellion confirmed in a now-deleted tweet that he is the producer behind "Fall in Line".
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Paul was known for his large collection full of hard to find records. He also had a reputation for taking meticulous care of his vinyl. Every record was placed in a plastic sleeve with a special paper and plastic inner sleeve to prevent dust buildup. According to Large Professor, Paul wore gloves while digging through records for samples, something he still does in his honor. “Paul took it to the next level. His records smelled good,” he said.
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The validity of the method relies on the principle of the occult constants, postulated by Georges Perrin, according to which the relationships between the production efforts made to produce various goods remain stable over time. Jean Fiévez and Robert Zaya from the Les Ingénieurs Associés (LIA) consulting office, took it to the next level. In 1995, its name changed into the Value-added Unit Method (UVA). As against the GP method, which focused only on product costing, the UVA method looks into most about every operation in the company.
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