Sentence examples for head upwards from inspiring English sources

When he turns his head upwards to convey he is under the hotel's shower, there is a changed softness, his voice comes back to life.

But when the international price of oil, Venezuela's principal export, began to head upwards again as a result of turmoil in the Middle East, public spending and public indebtedness soon followed suit.

"Oooh, what do you reckon, girls?" she asks, tilting her head upwards and making a decent fist of batting her lashes, all the better to show off her rose-topped hat with dangling buds.

Focusing on a specific element, I soon realise that everything else goes out the window – my breathing rhythm is shot and I'm lifting my head upwards rather than sideways.

In his orange jumpsuit, he wandered bewildered and barefoot among them, tilting his head upwards, as though to sniff the air and see the sky for one last time.

The prospect of being able to turn water into fuel will also continue to hold an allure for many, and when oil prices start to head upwards again, car manufacturers will dust off their prototypes – desperate to flog whatever new low-carbon technology powers our cars, whether it's electricity, hydrogen, biofuel or something else.

Estimates of total tobacco consumption ceased falling and are now heading upwards.

But with nine weeks to go it feels unlikely that the tone of debate is heading upwards.

Today price pressures are increasing again, as the cost of imports heads upwards because of the rial's weakness.

When Mr Bradley eventually touched on the subject in the final few days of the campaign, his poll numbers headed upwards.

If companies begin to buy back some of those shares, it can only help to get the battered Nikkei share-price index headed upwards again.