upwards造句

It fell upwards and disappeared.

The trend of prices is still upwards.

Fire has a natural motion of upwards.

See, it's the same with a parabola going upwards.

After a few seconds the gondola is launched upwards.

Now make a slight upwards bend at the very end.

Begin cutting the hair upwards from the bottom of the hairline with the hair clippers.

But economists said the underlying trend for Hong Kong's inflation is clearly upwards.

First the fingers bend upwards, and then downwards, all in a fraction of a second.

As it approaches the ground, positively charged particles are attracted upwards.

The situation can be improved by tilting the screen upwards slightly, so that the glare is directed towards the ceiling.

The air flowing over a bird’s wings curls upwards behind the wingtips, a phenomenon known as upwash.

At that time our relations were going upwards, but since then they have been going downwards [downhill].

And then move upwards again to the Great Cosmic Heart of the Divine and feel yourself embraced in Divine Love.

And so we purred round the hillside, climbing ever upwards towards the crusader castle of Krak DE Chevaliers.

Once we reach this point we can head upwards to discuss the whole new world of patterns enabled in the logical level.

With luck, however, currency stability may be maintained: the us housing market is moderating slowly, the unemployment rate is low and output growth has been revised upwards.

I made the cheetah jump upwards on purpose, as my company strives to become better, jump higher, for a brighter future.

Adverts for the new "Ladies" vodka show the elegant, violet-tinted bottle wearing a pleated white skirt which is blown upwards to reveal the label.

But even more impressive is to see the Raptor at low speed, hovering almost stationary in the air, its nose pointing upwards, like a child’s toy strung up to the sky.

And I claim that the answer should be positive because the vector field is crossing our paraboliod going upwards, going from the outside out and below to the inside and upside.

Experience also suggests that first estimates of GDP growth are almost always revised upwards. This is why policymakers now pay close attention to surveys of business and consumer confidence.

Then, in the last inch or so - around 1950 - it veers steeply upwards, like a pilot banking after a cliff has suddenly appeared from what he thought was an empty bank of cloud.