Sentence examples for soaring upwards from inspiring English sources

She lived her life with her heart soaring upwards.

This artwork – a sinuous arrangement of steel branches and leaves, soaring upwards – is fittingly titled Aspiration.

From a distance it is not clear whether the shafts are soaring upwards or beaming down from the heavens.

For my money I suspect Sparrow will go soaring upwards and shake off that comparison, however flattering she might feel it is.

Yet these arrays of brilliant rectilinear shapes give the most exhilarating sensation of movement – of soaring upwards, of marching onwards – without the slightest hint of figuration.

This particular Eddie the Eagle has an unerring tactical eye and a revitalised England are soaring upwards on the wings of his trademark ruthlessness.

Martínez's eyebrows soared upwards.

Like entering some Blade Runner cathedral, the composition makes the room appear to soar upwards, way beyond its actual height.

The audience's eyes adjust to the modest illumination by the time the branches soar upwards to about eight feet above the stage, their optimum height of operation.

Milne Bay gets 200 inches a year (London, by contrast, receives about 26 .What look like house plants in the frosty sitting rooms of England soar upwards here as giant creepers climbing dank black tropical tree trunks.

As we soar upwards, we can see the river of molten lava which snakes away for several miles, at one point forming a hraunfoss, a waterfall of molten lava.