Sentence examples for moves upward from inspiring English sources

Moves upward, meanwhile, came when economic optimism rose.

As the uterus grows larger and moves upward, the bladder is pushed forward and pulled upward.

At each penetration a shuttle moves upward and interlaces yarn with the needle loop.

The mucociliary apparatus moves upward toward the larynx, where the respiratory tract joins the esophagus.

As a result, during the market's so-far-infrequent rallies, individual stocks are making massive moves upward.

As hot but solid mantle rock moves upward, partial melting may occur from the lowering of its pressure-dependent melting temperature.

Mr. O'Kelly said most of the moves upward were caused by short-covering and there had been little buying by investors.

An industrial worker who becomes a wealthy businessman moves upward in the class system; a landed aristocrat who loses everything in a revolution moves downward in the system.

Magma at temperatures close to 1,200 °C (2,200 °F) moves upward to depths of only a few kilometres, where it transfers heat by conduction to groundwater.

"The market sometimes moves upward at the end of the year with people putting cash in, but the economic trends are broadly positive.

On the floor of the pharynx, between the left and right series of gill slits, an endostyle secretes a sheet of mucus that moves upward along the gills and traps food particles suspended in the water current.