Sentence examples for appeared to go up from inspiring English sources

PENGUINS 4, SENATORS 3 Pascal Dupuis scored 9 56 into overtime for visiting Pittsburgh as it erased a three-goal deficit and eliminated Ottawa from the playoffs in Game 6. Ottawa led, 3-0, in the second period and appeared to go up by 4-1 but lost a goal when it was determined via video replay that the puck crossed the line after the net was knocked loose.

Gun sales appeared to go up by similar margins over that period.

Why did it appear to go up in a puff of smoke on election night?

Economists calculate this by measuring the difference between the rate charged on loans and a "reference rate", which is pretty much the risk-free rate.The consequence of this approach is that when interest margins rise for corporate borrowers, as they did in late 2008, the gross value-added of the banking sector appears to go up.

It's true, GCSE grades did appear to go up over a number of years, but according to Conservative education ministers and many in the education sector that was more to do with artificial grade inflation rather than any significant improvement in educational standards.

Suddenly, Currie said: "It began to climb – hell it climbed!" The light appeared to go straight up so rapidly that within a few seconds it had passed out of sight.

Then, three years later, after having added 45 pounds to his frame to play the drug-crazed Dr. Gonzo in Terry Gilliam's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," his career appeared to go belly-up.

The fact that Stoke equalised through a somewhat questionable penalty after Peter Crouch appeared to go down rather easily summed up a miserable campaign for Coyle and his side.

A year ago, his great fortune in cigarettes appeared ready to go up in smoke, the result of higher clove prices and a marketing snafu at his Gudang Garam.

Prices are prevented from going up, so "inflation" appears to go down.

When MC4 is stimulated by a hormone called a-MSH, appetite appears to go down and energy use up--that's why MC4 is now one of the prime candidates for antiobesity drugs.