Sentence examples for curved up from inspiring English sources

Most bills in this group are long and slender, and straight or curved up or down.

He spoke of Turgenev's sentences as being "long and low and curved up on the ends like lizards' tails".

Twin-tips are skis rounded and curved up at the tail the same as the front of a traditional ski.

You lifted up the cup and by the time you put it down — because the saucer was too curved up — the spoon had always slid down".

As early as the 19th century, Norwegians and others had designed skis with sides that curved up to form parabolic profiles when seen from an end.

She had pasty, deeply dimpled elbows, and she and her daughter shared curly brown hair, and full, talkative lips, curved up at the corners.

A staircase curves up and around a third of the structure.

There are no scraggy bushes or even footprints; it curves up into huge peaks, carved into troughs by the wind.

The computer-generated presentation showed the new ramp curving up from the parkway -- on a collision course with his house.

The floor of the upper ellipse also curves up and down, giving the hall an unfixed, fluctuating profile.

He was pleased by the yards of stone balustrades curving up the chateau's double staircases and framing its terraces.