Sentence examples for twists up from inspiring English sources

The Welsh Highland Railway twists up from Caernarfon to Rhyd Ddu at the foot of Snowdon.

The view is limited to a jumble of metal struts and latticework encircling the narrow, central staircase, which twists up into the darkness.

This bold structure, completed in 1979, has a roof that twists up in the center as if it were being drawn toward the sky by an invisible centrifugal force.

Finally we have "Like a Possum," the album's 18-minute cri de coeur, a crack addict's blood-chilling monologue that twists up like an avenging specter from a grinding bed of guitar fuzz and feedback.

Opened last year at a cost of £300m, it looks like the headquarters for a fashionable tech firm: all glass and steel, and with a central atrium from where a spiral staircase twists up towards the sky.

Its menu breaks from the typical surf and turf to compete with the nouvelle boardwalk cuisine: the som tam, a spicy papaya salad, can kick a 95-degree day into the hundreds, and a plump red snapper twists up from the plate as if it were fried while being reeled right in from the boat slip.

I twisted up my right hand.

My tongue is twisted up from speaking French.

"We had gotten all twisted up," she said.

Please do not get too twisted up below the line.

It stands roofless, with ivy twisting up its exposed walls.