Sentence examples for been upper from inspiring English sources
noun
That which is higher, contrasted with the lower.
- As the restless sleeper here, I'll take the lower berth. You take the upper.
The Salvation Army said its average thrift-store shopper had traditionally been upper or middle class.
"The highest level of distribution and activities by white supremacists in New Jersey has been upper Bergen and upper Passaic Counties, in terms of organization drives and so on," he said.
If in the 70s the USSR turned out to be only "Upper Volta with rockets" – in the words of an American diplomat unimpressed with the way the metalled roads ran out only a few kilometres outside Moscow – then it must have always, and only, been Upper Volta with rockets.
8 41: Green District would have been Upper Class but they got the order of the inventions wrong, so Blue takes it.
The most common tolerability issues have been upper gastrointestinal symptoms, influenza-like illnesses, and rarely, ONJ and uveitis.
Baylor plans to teach level, line-drive swings, believing the Mets have been upper-cutting too many pitches, resulting in fly balls.
Apparently I must be upper class.
That's upper class, Obama said.
'There were upper-class voices, there were upper middle-class voices.
Her people are upper middle class or, sometimes, upper class.
We are upper middle class and social service customers.
