Sentence examples for told upwards from inspiring English sources

I'm told upwards of 90% of Romney's ads were negative attacks on Gingrich.

Did you know that the average person tells upwards of 200 lies every day?

"We'll look upwards," Allen told BBC Sport Wales.

"His kayak wasn't upside down, but it was, like, upwards," Daniel Gamanov told the station.

Couldn't tell there was upwards of 30 per cent vodka in the OJ.

"I'll be honest," I tell him, staring upwards, "all I know about climbing is based on watching Touching the Void and reading The Ascent of Rum Doodle.

Several senior politicians from Gordon Brown downwards, or upwards, tell me they can attract big crowds at a book festival or at a meeting of Make Poverty History, whereas if they deliver the same speech at a party meeting only a handful of people turn up.

"If a woman drives a car, not out of pure necessity, that could have negative physiological impacts as functional and physiological medical studies show that it automatically affects the ovaries and pushes the pelvis upwards," Sheikh Lohaidan told the news website Sabq.org.

One protester I spoke to seemed only too aware of this, sighing that the camp was "a shadow of Occupy in 2011", while others told me there had been upwards of 500 people involved earlier in the week.

April 2008: Snow told Dennis Miller that Barack Obama voted "present" upwards of 160 times in the U.S. Senate.

She told me that they will have upwards of $30 million to spend from Labor Day till the election.