The phrase "all upright" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in a vertical position or to indicate that something is morally correct or honorable.
Example: "The books on the shelf were all upright, neatly arranged for easy access."
Alternatives: "all vertical" or "all standing".
We can put them all together, and all upright.
I wonder if this means that the males in these communities are all upright, moral citizens who never transgress or is it that the men make the rules?
The society was named after the best all-around player in the history of the St . Louis Cardinals and now numbers 300 members, all upright citizens who also happen to be terminally weird on the subject of the Cardinals.
Its central square depicts a stately alignment of blue feathers, all upright except one in reverse, while the entire surface has been textured with faint, thin diagonal lines that look like the marks a feather would create.
They placed bookshelves full of books against the windows in their bedrooms, blocking the glass from sight but allowing light to creep in around the edges, and they leaned Saeed's bed over the tall windows in their sitting room, mattress and all, upright, at an angle, so that the bed's feet rested on the lintel.
8. Once these have cooled down, gently remove the discs and place them all upright so the opening is at the top.
It's a group of 18 elements, all uprights (except for one that has fallen to the floor).
For example, a participant made compressed judgments for all the upright reference faces followed by all the inverted reference faces, and then all the contrast-negated reference faces.
At all stages, an upright tail shows willingness to escalate, while a curled tail shows willingness to submit.
Cash's surviving brother and sister have ensured that all the furnishings – upright piano, pot-bellied stove, Silvertone tabletop radio – are authentic and accurate.
Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter, standing all but upright, are seasonless.
