"point upwards" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an object, motion, or direction. For example: "She raised her arm to point upwards."
The pointed end of the bulb should point upwards.
The invisible hand may, indeed, point upwards.
From this point upwards Burmese is little spoken by the natives.
Karusselland Flammende Herzen suddenly lift tired souls out of their festival halfway point upwards past the place where the mist hangs on the Black Mountains.
As Mr Gudkov tells it, when he asks his former colleagues from the security services, many of whom are now investigating him, why he is the subject of such crude legal harassment, they answer with a shrug and "point upwards".
According to a report in the conservative Etemad newspaper, as many as 200,000 Iranians, mostly women, go to cosmetic surgeons each year to reduce the size of their nose and make the tip point upwards.
Place the blade on top of the shaft with the pointed end pointing upwards, then press down on the blade until it reaches the stop screw.
It does, but on condition that we lay hold of it: our entire nature is not ours at all times but only as we direct the mid-point upwards or downwards, or lead some particular phase of our nature from potentiality or native character into act.
Nikkei futures are pointing upwards.
His index fingers are pointing upwards.
She's that," Griffith said pointing upwards.
