Sentence examples for straight up from from inspiring English sources

"I see nothing but straight up from here," he said.

"That was the turn, and we've been straight up from there," Mr. Avery said.

Both rise straight up from the ground level to the sixth floor.

Somewhere, in the middle of nowhere, a solitary rock rises straight up from a dead calm sea.

To the casual observer, those granite walls look as if they extend straight up from the ground.

It is, of course, not a true song, but the rasping together of wings held straight up from the body.

"When the smoke rises straight up from the chimneys like that," he said, "you know it's really cold".

The path goes straight up from the national park's £2 car park with loos open Easter-October.

There is a small one, straight ahead, that straddles two sides of an enclosed walkway, where thin Chinese elms grow straight up from a bed of witch hazel.

An elevator took the girls straight up from backstage to a watery vestibule called the Grotto (this was before Hugh Hefner was even born).

NANCYFRANKLIN: Having high-def TV means I'm going to be focussed on that one piece of hair sticking straight up from William's head.