Sentence examples for courses upward from inspiring English sources

It actually left the barrier smoldering in the dust, with main courses upward of $40 and a Kobe beef dish for $180.

As it courses upward through the abdomen, the inferior vena cava receives blood from the common iliacs and from the lumbar, renal, suprarenal, and hepatic veins before emptying into the right atrium.

Just rostral to this, however, an unusual separate branch of the retrocalcarine sulcus courses upward and crosses the superior border of the occipital lobe (Fig. 8) where it ramifies into two substantial branches on the lateral surface (Fig. 7).

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 17 , 1932P. 9 Along with the newspapers' determined policy of printing allsorts of curious interviews with obscure but hopeful manufacturers, quoting them on the upturn of business, there ought to be a companion policy of printing only such charts on the financial page as have a curve which goes up, regardless of what its course upward means.

The satellite, which swoops on an egg-shaped orbit to within 350 kilometers of Earth's surface, detected electrical impulses from electrons coursing upward within charged sheets that shadow the downward flowing auroral electrons.

The other bullet continues to course upward through the victim's right lung before coming to rest in the right chest cavity.

In a highly unusual feature, the united segments of the intraparietal sulcus on the right side course upward into the superior parietal lobule, rather than along its inferior border (compare both hemispheres in Figs 4 and 10B).

In the suprasphincteric fistula, in contrast to intersphincteric fistula, the fistula courses initially upward above the sphincter muscles (Fig. 5), and then coursing down to the perianal skin (Fig. 6).

The fictional Branson, of course, marries upward in a country that George Orwell  called "the most class-ridden society under the sun".

A simulation study on vertical propagation of the fast and ultrafast Kelvin waves using the Kyushu GCM by Chen and Miyahara (2012) showed that in the course of upward propagation, from the source of their generation in the troposphere, the shorter period waves dominated with increasing height.

Women with "family patterns" worked less (58.2) than women with "stable courses" (70.2) and "upward careers" (78.9).