Sentence examples for ceiling up from inspiring English sources

"It's reminiscent of 50s prints, and the vertical lines push the ceiling up," Frith says.

Now reach your arms to the ceiling, up as high as they'll go.

The new ceiling, up from $275,000, is in line with the increase in the average house price for the 12 months ended in October, as measured by the Federal Housing Finance Board.

"There were all those 80's buildings where they shaved feet off the floor plan and then jacked the ceiling up.

Tory proposals to raise the 40p tax band ceiling to £43,600 in 2016 would cost Holyrood £80m a year and its manifesto pledge to push that ceiling up to £50,000 in this parliament would cost Holyrood £440m a year.

Then Western Digital came along and bumped the ceiling up to 6TB using helium to reduce friction on the spinning disks.

She never knew what held ceilings up, or how drains worked.

"We put metal-embossed ceilings up to keep out the dust, and we had an 18-foot bathroom".

They pushed the ceilings up to eight feet, leveled rickety floors, rebuilt the porch and installed new windows and double doors so Private Lynch can get around in the wheelchair she might need for a while.

Building the exterior first also has the added benefit of letting you get the ceilings up, which means you get to stay out of the rain and snow.

There are lofty ceilings, up-to-the-minute typefaces, minimalist light fixtures and offbeat color schemes.