Sentence examples for rose upwards from inspiring English sources

Investigators learned that on April 6 Wejebe, 54, took off from the Everglades City runway and rose upwards of 150 feet when the plane took a sharp right turn and started nose-diving.

We collected juveniles that had left the coral near the coral edges, using hand nets (others, which were not collected, returned to the coral within a short time since the clove oil rose upwards quickly).

On fine summers' days warm air rises upwards.

Our bubble rises upwards from the village of Corvara, jagged peaks filling the window frame.

It materialises in the artist's little dots like a ghostly letter "A" rising upwards into the clouds.

As you rise upwards, Dartmoor opens up before you with the appropriately named Sharp Tor directly in front and numerous other peaks in all directions.

A history of rising upwards by alternating between public and private jobs makes her a striking example of the "revolving door" between government and the private sector (an area where the Dodd-Frank act has required further scrutiny).

While drawing inspiration for acceleration from a Warner Bros cartoon, Lola also looks to have taken advice on coiffure from the Trolls, those rubber toys with the funny faces and shocks of hair rising upwards in primary colours so bright a goalkeeper might think twice about wearing them.

You can still hear that the Lemonheads had been a punk group, once upon a time, in the squalls of guitar that introduce the bridge, but you can tell Dando's more interested in the lines that carry the melody, the countering of the riff rising upwards and lead line spiralling downwards.

But to fit 6 billion people into cities by 2050, they will have to rise upwards and reach the sky.

But perhaps more importantly, those increases are accelerating, with costs rising upwards of 10percentt year-over-year.