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1. Your most common doublesformation is one-up, one-back.

2. Play fair. Avoid trying to one-up your friends .

3. This year's decorations are sooo going to one-up the more perfect and WASP-y anarchist festival across the street, Flaming Dude.

4. But the Santhal tribe in India decided to one-up us all and cranked the wedding-crazy dial all the way up to 11.

5. Instead, such consumers demand flash in order to one-up rivals and epitomize their own success. The more ostentatious a product, the stronger its appeal.

6. When the virtuous east strains that once one-up sold the cosmetic technology, very happy.

7. The gaming system is Microsoft's attempt to one-up Nintendo's Wii.

8. Two fire pump is also a one-up , both the frequency and frequency operation, failure of backup pump automatically put into operation.

9. As a one-up enterprise of Guangxi's entertainment industry, facing drastically competitive market(sentencedict.com), The House Company urgently need establish a suited and feasible developing strategy.

10. There was a brilliant flick that came out a few years back called The Prestige. Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale played rival magicians trying to one-up the other's theatrics in 19th century England.

11. Primark had a milestone year in 1995 with the development of the UK business following the acquisition of the BHS One-Up discount chain.

12. We have a strong and professional team of water treatment. Our technology and product of industrial water treatment is one-up in china and synchronous with international level.

13. Aftertime scientist of space breeding should attach importance to tree and flower besides crop. Only holding the future space breeding direction, can china keeping one-up level in this domain.

14. But that's not stopped a handful of companies from trying to one-up Google by inserting a human element into search.

15. That is exactly why the U.S. wanted to do it, in order to one-up the Soviet Union,[sentencedict.com] who were perceived as leading the space race at the time.

16. Then it was just a matter of how people could one-up one another on bacon, which led to chocolate-covered bacon, bacon vodka, bacon salt, bacon-flavored popcorn, bacon perfume.

17. Bing's travel-related searches illustrate how Microsoft will try to one-up its competitors, highlighted wsj.com.

18. Because our ability of adapting the variety and grope for the science, we have the one-up creative ability in the development course, and become the energy for developing the enterprise.

19. If brand expands be being managed with diversification is strategy of effective market run tip, that ought to see a versatile person people one-up.

20. Technology during the Renaissance period was basically characterized as craftsmanship of cottage industries, yet began its transition to manufactures which later gained a one-up dominance.