As the gears turn the bird is propelled upwards and the lid opens.
Each car is rolled out of the factory on an underground track, then propelled upwards into the tower.
Yet in 1996 Warhol's status was propelled upwards by a single sale that harked back to his first solo show.
Engineer: The Engineer can place teleporters to help him get closer to his target, or the Engineer can use his Wrangler and a mini-sentry to get to high places by standing on his mini-sentry, aiming the Wrangler up, and then shooting himself to propel himself upwards.
So if being different didn't help ferry the WP7 boulder up the hill the first time around, why should it propel WP8 upwards today?
"I have a dream of becoming Britain's premier Human Cannonball," says one man, wheeling on a cannon which will propel him upwards of 30 metres into the air.
Of course, rock climbing builds strength and definition in the back, shoulders and arms, but the legs - particularly the quads and calves - also develop muscular endurance and strength in order to support you for extended periods and propel you upwards.
Zuckerberg held that each bump in growth was fueled by a technological innovation and that as sharing moves further along the curve he is waiting for the technological innovation that will propel it upwards.
A slightly buoyant sphere, introduced at the bottom of the tube, is propelled vertically upwards by the injection of a second fluid into the base of the cylinder.
When Chris Woodhead left there in 1976, it must have seemed to him like a forgettable staging post on his much grander career, for the chief inspector of schools has left so many things behind: his teaching career, his liberal opinions, his wife - all have been shed, as his ambition propelled him upwards.
In the detached US state of Alaska, where climate change has propelled temperatures upwards by more than 3C in the last half century, the glaciers are melting at a staggering rate, some losing up to 1km in thickness in the last 100 years.
