Sentence examples for rising upward from inspiring English sources

Frank loved sports, Roxanne's passion was singing, and Frank could hear her voice rising upward through the walls.

During the meal, Niemeyer described his vision of the museum "rising upward, like a flower, or a bird".

According to this view, the canyon cutting took place gradually, with the river staying in place and the land around it rising upward.

His cucumber salad, for example, is nearly as tall as it is wide, with lotus crisps slanting and rising upward like the spires of a Gaudí church.

In most cases, the supply curve is drawn as a slope rising upward from left to right, since product price and quantity supplied are directly related (i.e., as the price of a commodity increases in the market, the amount supplied increases).

Such pieces as "Johnny," "Blackthorn," "Step About," "Just Shannon," "Treble Jig" and "The Dawn" (choreographed by Mr. Howard in collaboration with Richard Griffin) emphasized lines of dancers going down on their heels and rising upward on their toes with rhythmic snap.

Some parts seem to defy gravity and flamboyantly rise upward.

The ship rises upward like a balloon, yet it feels supported underneath, too, as if it were floating on water.

A plume of smoke reminiscent of an atomic bomb rose upward and then descended to street level and sped uptown.

Or the depiction might be hieratically frontal, such as the battery that rises upward like some monumental tower.

The ship rises upward like a balloon, yet it feels supported underneath, too, as if it were floating on water..