Sentence examples for ordering upwards from inspiring English sources

Yes, in addition to smuggling tons of cocaine from Colombia into the United States and amassing a personal fortune that would make dot com boomers blush, she is allegedly responsible for ordering upwards of 200 homicides in Colombia, Florida, New York, and California.

Each coherence degree and specific speed was examined in a separate run consisting of 24 randomly ordered trials, 12 with upwards and 12 with downwards coherent motion.

Additional copies of the same model can be ordered at a cost of €30 upwards.

And list bottles in price order from cheapest upwards.

But by putting the qualities of that surplus on to an easily examined order (from lolcats upwards), Shirky gives us a ruler by which to measure our contribution to the world.

Viewers might assume that orders that travel upwards or rightwards (or, leftwards or down, depending on their cultural background) are more advanced or "better" than orders traveling in the opposite direction.

Each time the animal turned through 180° in order to face upwards, the direction in which it turned was recorded (clockwise or anticlockwise).

Starting around $6,000 and reaching upwards of $8,000, they were beyond the reach of most enthusiasts, though they could be ordered at selected Ford dealerships.

Even colleagues with coveted press tickets complained about having to crane their necks upwards in order to see the president, who stood under a blinding but ineffective sun (which some in the crowd undoubtedly mistook for a halo).One Obama supporter casually blamed George Bush for her being turned away from the parade route he was, after all, still the president.

From street level, a cobbled ramp circles up through the centre of the tower, spiralling gradually upwards in order to reduce the gradient.

It was "a giant of its order, with a stem upwards of 7 feet high, and a head nearly a foot across the crown of expanded tentacles".