Sentence examples for from upwards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "from upwards" is technically correct and can be used in written English
The phrase is often used to express the idea of something originates, ascends, or increases from an upper point. For example, "The birds flew from upwards the tree as soon as it started raining."
The snacks, sandwiches and small plates originate from upwards of 80 raw, cured, smoked or cooked products from Red Apron.
The responsibility of providing the chairs normally falls to local authorities, but they do not come cheap, retailing from upwards of £1,500 and often charities like Beach Within Reach have to step in.
If you live in a city, larger chains such as Toni & Guy and Vidal Sasson, have hairdressing academies where you can get a cut and highlights from upwards of £10.
That's why I stopped posting a lot of my art work, because I was getting requests from upwards of $70,000 and I was like wait a minute, this is a gift and a curse because the art industry is going to look at me like I'm a joke — Who is this big shot guy coming in here selling these paintings for these high prices?
We placed a linear ultrasonography transducer over the whole of the upper airway from upwards to downwards until we found the ETT image.
Already, drilling times in shale plays have been cut in half and costs slashed from upwards of $6 per thousand cubic feet to less than $4.50 per mcf in most areas today.
Systems costs from around £1,100, installation from £1,500 upwards.
Lunch from £25 for three courses, dinner from £60 for six courses, wine flights from £40 upwards.
Good for: Kids from five upwards.
And list bottles in price order from cheapest upwards.
