Its fleet-footed but irony-laden plot pivots on an art-world heist planned by the kind of upright citizens that the Inspector might cross the street – or even flee the bar – to miss.
"Psyllium Husk!" it exclaims opaquely, above a drawing of the kind of upright telephone you might see Laurel (or Hardy) talking into, but that in India must have had more serious purposes, such as spreading sedition or suppressing a riot.
It is now a kind of upright slum housing the poor, the mad, the desperate in Grey Lynn, one of Auckland's most fashionable and expensive suburbs.
By law, a Kosher slaughterer must be an honest, kind and upright man.
That they lived in the "Vale of the Triads" indicated that they were the third-highest of the three kinds of upright beings on the moon.
FOr some reason, he busted out into a song-and-dance based on Williams' catchphrase, "how you doin'?" And there were backup dancers, and then Elmo started doing sort of an upright worm kind of dance, and then Wendy started crying, and it was all crazy and definitely worthy of an official "A Look Back" designation.
There is nothing stiff-backed about her, but it is her nature to sit erect, & to speak an upright kind of English that is always graceful & exact.
He sat at the card table in a kind of prissy upright way that indicated a fear that the dump was about to rub off on him.
May, by contrast, is "a leader determined to promote a more honest, upright kind of politics and steer Britain to a prosperous post-Brexit future".
There are two kinds of pianos — upright and grand.
