top that

He had to top that before going off to college.

What are we going to do this week to top that?

To top that off, she had just been making out with a man!

Nobody at the office could top that story, she said.

"Do you think we'll be able to top that with the next set?"

"It's got to go so over the top that people pay attention."

The chef had his work cut out to top that show.

The question was whether they could top that initial success.

To top that, they followed by playing a free piece among themselves, with no one to police them.

This year, the young analysts set out to top that figure.

He now needed a top that fit his new shape.

Yet the current quarter would top that by 20 percent even if no money came in during March.

He topped that by one in 1990 but has hit 26 this year.

It would be hard to top that for a dream beat.

From his mouth come the words: oh, there's nothing to top that.

He said the company thought the commercial "was so over the top that everyone would laugh."

It has not topped that rate in more than six years.

And if the pace continues, this year will also top that.

There could be no cause for awe to top that one.

Did you notice up top that these buildings are close together?

They say there's a secret trail to the top that no white man has ever found.

"But some of the dialogue is so over the top that we just crack up."

We started out with some pictures of me in tops that could open.

Before the clerk could top that one, Harry was on his way out the door.

This year's Congressional elections are not likely to top that.