| With Brindley dropping back, less than two seconds covered Webster, Steinhausen and Reeves, but the North Yorkshire ace upped the pace. |
| Squeezing some lemon over it, though, brought out some of the flavour and upped the tastiness a notch. |
| True to her quirky nature the Essex girl upped her glamorous ways and traded in vajazzling for a scouse-brow. |
| The little blue pill has upped the stakes in indoor sport and whetted people's appetites for lifestyle drugs. |
| Employers had difficulty holding on to employees as they upped stakes and changed employers at the drop of a hat or in the quest for more money. |
| That means that taxes will be upped when the Government decides to up them, and Parliament can whistle in the wind. |
