Sentence examples for lifted upwards from inspiring English sources
Sentence using the phrase
Yes, 'lifted upwards' is correct and usable in written English. For example, "The hot air balloon lifted upwards into the morning sky."
In this stage, masses of moisture are lifted upwards into the atmosphere.
In this way, the endoperidium (the internal tissue layer that encloses the spore sac) is lifted upwards with the downward movement of the rays.
This combination lifted upwards of 40 million people out of poverty in the first decade of the 21st century (Canuto, 2014).
Similar rainfall is caused by the moist ocean air being lifted upwards by mountains, surface heating, convergence at the surface, divergence aloft, or from storm-produced outflows at the surface.
The sculpture of the slender little girl in downtown New York is as defiant and fierce as advertised: her little feet firmly planted, hands on hips, head lifted upwards.
She did not dress, she only wore clothes, which were often unnecessarily unbecoming; she had soft and abundant hair and regular features, but the beauty of her face lay in brown and very luminous eyes, which quite unconsciously she lifted upwards as she spoke on any matter for which she cared.
It prepares for the strike by holding its feet far forward (almost under its chin) and then strikes backwards while simultaneously beating its wings to lift upwards.
Try to broaden your shoulder blades, creating a space at the base of your neck as you lift upwards.
Bring the chopsticks together near the bottom of the clump and gently squeeze as you lift it upwards.
Always pick up a snail gently, hold its shell carefully but firmly and slowly lift it upwards.
The company caught its second wind because of music — a thing Microsoft has never understood — and it is the iPod and iTunes that shot Apple upwards, before the smartphones and tablets lifted them up yet again.
