Sentence examples for jump upward from inspiring English sources
"I'm not at all surprised there was a jump upward — we've never set two record lows in a row," said Walt Meier, a NASA scientist who has monitored sea ice for years.
Researchers have known since 2001 that lightning can jump upward.
Following this, the line will gradually sink, but then will jump upward for another huge payoff.
But after a while there will be a sudden spectacular jump upward, as an improbable but huge payoff occurs.
In fact, consumer confidence took a nice jump upward late 2013.
In other words, according to this official plan, natural gas will grow more slowly, and renewables other than hydropower -- of which there are barely any today -- will jump upward on the graph below.
Morten Harket's voice keeps jumping upward in that chorus until it has spanned over two-and-a-half octaves to arrive at a piercing falsetto.
While playing with his son and another adult friend, Chamberlain, a relief pitcher with a dual history of success and misadventure, twisted his ankle while jumping upward, he said.
Side by side, they find themselves holding hands as they, jumping upward from both feet, slowly retreat on a diagonal path: it's the way that they, parallel and synchronized in this wonderful image of naïveté, hover artlessly in each jump that catches the heart.
Participants descended to a self-selected depth and immediately jumped upward as high as possible.
What about when you don't even have a list of Google search results to pore over, just an opaque number that jumps upward or downward as unpredictably as the stock market?
