Sentence examples for go up then from inspiring English sources
Funny thing about plateaus: they go up, then level off.
Many experts say it will go up, then down, and then maybe up again.
So all that starts to erode the business, then gas prices go up, then the economy tanks.
"'If she doesn't read, or if the grades don't go up, then she's not going to work.' That was the prize, if you like: At the end of the year I got to audition.
On the other hand, we resent taste: we worry that a preoccupation with taste is élitist, we're cynical about its circular, arbitrary nature (hemlines go up, then come down), and we hate being told when our taste is bad.
If people donate bonds to the trust and interest rates go up, then the bonds will be worth less, said Mr. Hoffman, who was a co-author of "Harnessing the Power of the Charitable Remainder Trust" (PhilanthroTec Inc., 5th Edition, 1999).
"It goes up, then it goes down.
He would describe things very technically: first comes this shot, then the camera goes up, then moves in, and so on.
Moreover, "If the stock goes down, there's risk of loss if he's forced to exercise; if the stock goes up, then there's gain foregone".
When the door is opened, the steering wheel goes up, then when the door is closed, it goes back to functioning position.
Sun's early success came at the expense of Digital Equipment Corp., which itself had gone up, then down, on the strength of the technology trends of an earlier generation.
