Sentence examples for moving upward to from inspiring English sources

The subterranean work has started, obviously the first step in moving upward to a cluster of skyscrapers around a park and memorial.

Tuesday was huge for lesbian and gay Americans -- and for any citizen who believes that this country is always moving upward to a more perfect union.

The initial number, a 5.7% annual rate of expansion, was actually moved upward to 5.9%.

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 weight of this overlying rock caused the unstable salt bed to shift and buckle; layers of rock were moved upward to form domes, while elsewhere in the region cavities developed.

This year Rice moved upward to Rutgers and had the fun of watching Brownlee skip out of bounds and commit a travel violation in the same sequence, then toss the ball in the air.

On the other hand, it's also nature that if the street trees are periodically watered deeply, their roots will grow downward toward the moist soil rather than move upward to reach the scant amount of moisture under the concrete, eventually cracking the sidewalks.

The oil water contact moves upward to the horizontal wellbore in the vertical direction.

From there, like the recurrent laryngeal nerve on the right, it moves upward to the larynx.

As the researchers reported at the meeting, the organ had moved upward to an unusual position, and it looked full.

When the plasma is moved upward to the low recombination region, the plasma density becomes enhanced, and vice versa.