Sentence examples for pushes upwards from inspiring English sources

As the average age pushes upwards the gains will be more and more difficult.

To what does the article compare the hot, solidifying rock that is pushing upwards underground?

As the air is pushed down, the wing gets an equal and opposite push upwards, lifting the plane.

It shifts its weight to dance forward over its own reflection and push upwards into the air.

Only later did I learn that there were people hidden in holes under the mud, pushing upwards from below.

Prices were pushed upwards by a "substantial" gap between supply and demand, according to the latest figure by the UK's biggest lender.

Prices were pushed upwards by a "substantial" gap between supply and demand, according to the latest figure by Halifax, UK's biggest lender.

This week wheat prices were also pushed upwards by an unseasonal freeze in America's wheat-growing region.In this section Dress code What is a child?

The most common machines of this kind are simple physical mechanisms: a book is held open in a cradle and pushed upwards against two angled glass plates.

Place the crab on its back (hard shell-side down), put your hands under the edge of the crab and push upwards until you hear it break.

Soaring rents, particularly in London and the south-east, have been partly pushed upwards by recent arrivals from abroad, as well as a lack of available properties to rent.