Sentence examples for creeping up over from inspiring English sources

So when we woke early, we made our coffee outdoors, curled up on the oversize rattan chaise longue and watched the sun creeping up over the horizon.

There's Morrelli's, the beautifully preserved 1950s gelateria, where you can get Jammie Dodger sundaes, and glass mugs of vaguely caffeinated froth, then consume them under a bizarre oil painting of a flooded Venice – the water creeping up over St Mark's.

The price of Brent crude has been creeping up over the last week and American production of shale oil is being cut, which will tighten supply.

The quality has been steadily creeping up over the years, and the latest advances come courtesy of — you guessed it — neural networks and machine learning.

Deportation numbers had been creeping up over the past years of Obama's presidency, hitting a high of 409,849 immigrants in the 2012 fiscal year.

The Waltz of the Flowers kicks off with only the dancers' arms visible, creeping up over the castle walls like vines.

"The amount of acetaminophen in these products has gradually crept up over the years".

Even with the recruiting problems, the number of applicants had slowly crept up over the last two years.

Smoke crept up over the separating wall and collected above the tarp.

Rachel Wilson, a resourcing manager at Swindon council, said the number of agency workers it hired had crept up over the past 12 to 18 months.

The duration, or term, of U.S. copyright is set by Congress, and has gradually crept up over time from the original 14 years (plus 14 more if the author was still alive and renewed the copyright) — in Thomas Jefferson's time — to a whopping "life of the author plus 70 years," as set by the 1998 "Copyright Term Extension Act" (CTEA, which extended it from life plus 50).