Sentence examples for of upwards from inspiring English sources

It is located underground, hence the way in which it extends outwards instead of upwards!

Curlin's brief-but-brilliant career could bring offers of upwards to $30 million for his stallion rights.

Blessed with abundant space and cheap fuel, the country's cities grew mostly outwards instead of upwards as they prospered in the decades after the second world war.

Given that we are talking about outstanding sums of upwards of €500 million, the interest rate applied is not an insignificant issue for the public interest.

At a Manhattan project like the Hallmark, tenants will probably have income of upwards of $75,000 a year, normally with additional assets as well.

These were big organisations, delivering services often from more than 100 locations, employing thousands of people and with a turnover at today's value of upwards of £200m.

There, an audience of upwards of 150 people can experience what it's like to have an entire show occur in the dark.

Alleging that he paid unusually low interest rates on the borrowings, she said: "Mr O'Brien was enjoying a rate of approximately 1.25% when IBRC could, and arguably should, have been charging 7.5% [on] sums of upwards of €500m [£360m]".

Pink Floyd sued EMI over iTunes royalties in 2010, while Universal Music Group had to pay a settlement of upwards of $11.5m to several artists last year after a class action lawsuit over download rates.

But the music quickly develops into something at the opposite end of the spectrum, with its forcefully joyous surge of upwards-rising harmonies and starburst synths.

The presence of upwards-curving folds in the caprock called anticlines, or sometimes an inversion of an anticline called a syncline, greatly varied the depth of the reservoirs, from around 4000 feet to just beneath the surface.