Sentence examples for running upward from inspiring English sources

In regular twill the diagonal line is repeated regularly, usually running upward from left to right at a 45° angle.

In a dicotyledon such as tobacco, the cylinder at its highest level consists of strands running upward toward the points of insertion of the primordia.

A cage beneath the river's surface pumps water through a pipe running upward along the scaffolding, shooting it through a trough at the top and then down the other side to frothy effect.

But what goes into its final moments is a mighty rush of ingenious and strikingly realized devices, from molten gold running upward through grooves to enormous stone blocks plunging through shafts as they unleash imprisoning torrents of sand.

With the typical transplant running upward of $10 per follicle, and the average procedure involving about 1,000 follicles, that translates into nearly a third of a billion dollars.

The majority of upright pianos have strings running upward from the bottom of the case, near the floor; this design is owed to John Isaac Hawkins, an Englishman who lived in the United States in about 1800 and became an important piano maker in Philadelphia.

He ran upward of 100 offensive plays each game.

In many cases the ogham inscriptions run upward.

A diagonal ladder runs upward across the image.

Direct flights from New York to Asheville ran upward of $500.

Most politicians run "upward," Mr. Miller said, from city government to statewide office and beyond.