Sentence examples for ground upwards from inspiring English sources

"This means that air is not moving from the ground upwards, but rather the opposite.

This was done taking into account feedback we received from the community in Ransi where they mentioned that rats have a tendency to burrow through the straw and usually move from the ground upwards.

This is a historic effort, because as globalization extends employers' power globally, it also strengthens the global counter-protest, or global boycott, by uniting workers across the world to organize successfully from the ground upwards.

But French architects and scientists believe they are nothing more than weathered concrete blocks, moulded on the spot, stone by stone and layer by layer, from the ground upwards.

The greater part of the rockface, from the ground upwards, is formed of massive beds of hard, blue-black Carboniferous limestone, its diagonal pattern made of deep scars or cracks between beds of rock that were once forced up to an angle of around 45 degrees.

"I wanted to make a whisky from the ground upwards, for my world the funky, sexy world of nightclubs and music," wrote TommyD on the funding page.

New figures show that in May unemployment ground remorselessly upwards by a further 60,000 to 4.4m.

The modern Mong Kok marketplace is above ground, forced upwards into the area's tenement buildings by increased rents.

Meanwhile, the ground jerked upwards with a peak acceleration of 1.2g more than enough to toss buildings and bridges into the air before sending them crashing to the ground.

The bottom of the dock, a hoped-for public space of unusual properties, is rough and brusque: steel cylinders, the termini of the 40-metre bodkins going deep into the ground, prod upwards unceremoniously.

Parks and green spaces will be multiplied from ground level upwards, attracting birds and wildlife to sky-gardens, tens of floors up.