Sentence examples for flying upward from inspiring English sources

She held her head up high, her tail flying upward in the wind as she let us know that she felt great.

On the main floor, fiction stacks will be displayed in an atrium with a long angled wall of reinforced glass flying upward.

The advertisement opens with images of gasoline prices flying upward at the pump as a narrator says, "Record gas prices, a climate in crisis".

The tire, hot from friction, exploded, sending chunks of rubber as heavy as eight pounds flying upward with such force that they punctured the huge triangular left wing.

Glinka's music is irresistible in its melody and rapid waltz pulse; the one male dancer and (especially) the three women spend much of the time airborne, with the downbeat of the waltz phrase often finding them already flying upward.

But hell hath no fury like a well-timed pump fake, and Cornell used those often to send Missouri players flying upward, only to move around them for an open jumper or one for a teammate.

And on their approach they fly upward, against gravity.

It flies upward a moment, almost faster than the plane itself, and shoots away into their slipstream.

The bird flies upward and swallows the fish in the air or carries it to the nest.

The Book of Job gives warning that "man is born unto trouble, as the sparks fly upward".

WHEN Northern Ireland came into being in the 1920s its first prime minister, James Craig, reputedly said that it was "born to trouble as the sparks fly upward".