Sentence examples for crest up from inspiring English sources

English director-screenwriter James Dearden, known for the 1987 thriller "Fatal Attraction," and his wife, actress Annabel Brooks, have put a two-story house in Beverly Crest up for sale at $5.995 million.

Double morphants showed normal patterning of migratory neural crest up to 26 hpf and only slightly delayed migration at 30 hpf.

Sopranos and tenors wow the crowd by cresting up to brilliant high notes.

Winds crested up to 80 mph as the fire approached from the west.

With so many football clubs originally formed as works teams or created to serve a town with some speciality in manufacturing, there are crests up and down the country which feature factories, chimneys, dockyards and mines.

The club crest is up on the side of the stadium, the same size as the Timbers' crest.

Bright bands appeared where two crests overlapped, reinforcing each other; dark bands marked where a crest lined up with a trough, neutralizing each other.

The observations therefore indicate that at high solar activity when typical post-sunset EIA crest reaches up to ~ 22° N mag.

Seawater sinks into the fractured ridge crest, picking up heat, calcium, and other elements, leaves behind its own magnesium, and rises back into the sea.

These observations indicate that the spread-F minimum at low solar activity might be located at latitudes below 17° N when a weak EIA crest reaches up to ~ 15° N (Balan et al. 2012).

Males have a small dewlap and a dorsal crest made up of 56 large dorsal spines, making the animal sexually dimorphic.