live up

/ lɪv /

verb

1. intr, adverbfoll byto to fulfil (an expectation, obligation, principle, etc)
2. live it up informal.
   to enjoy oneself, esp flamboyantly

Example Sentences

The Chargers didn’t live up to their statistical reputation as the NFL’s best scoring defense against the Bengals.

From Los Angeles Times

Massive outdoor shows don't always live up to expectations.

From BBC

What is clear is that whoever comes into power will be under massive pressure to perform and live up to their campaign promises.

From BBC

However, he agreed with most critics that while the film is an enjoyable watch, it doesn't quite live up to the Oscar-winning original.

From BBC

"I've committed to being a first minister for all and I will live up to that at every turn," she said.

From BBC