At the Arboretum of Los Angeles County, old Mexican fan palms planted by Baldwin creep 20 feet across the ground before turning skyward and shooting 120 feet in the air.
Basically, you've got to fly with your head, not just your muscles". On one memorable day in August, 1944, he downed six Soviet planes, refueled, and soared skyward to shoot down six more.
Crowds converged on Green Square for a rally, with many people still shooting skyward.
A third notion is that verticality means upward, shooting skyward, rather than digging below the ground.
He had had his initial thrill, and it had felt good, but his standards had gone shooting skyward, and that first canoe would never do.
They have an aura of casual prowess and the concision of crunched-down equations describing the curves of water droplets or summer weeds shooting skyward in spirals.
-- Shooting skyward like a jagged knife, the giant stump in a cul-de-sac in this Northern California town is by all appearances dead and gone: ashen gray, hollowed by fire and sheared at about 40 feet by coastal winds or lightning.
Another reason KLA-Tencor's earnings are suspect: Inventory is shooting skyward.
It's the time right before a rocket's fate is sealed, either shooting skyward or violently exploding.
"They are all a challenge". Shooting skyward at supersonic speed and often afire, oil and gas escaping from runaway wells can be lost at the rate of $1,000 per minute, day after day, month after month, until capped, Adair says.
"There's a lot of pop in what we've been doing," Buckingham, 64, says with a giddy smile, his signature shock of kinky hair still shooting skyward even as it has morphed over the years from dark brown to salt-and-pepper shades.
