Sentence examples for up from far from inspiring English sources

Yonder and Country Day plodded up from far behind to run fourth and fifth.

I've seen India go belly up from far more promising situations than this.

Instead, a Tornado Watch is up from far southeast Texas to New Orleans through 12 00 a.m.

Millimeter by millimeter, they measure the movements of the earth's crust as it thrusts up from far below or dives down into subduction zones.

Compare that, Dr. Nettles said, to the tectonically active West, which is being deformed now as plates move against each other and magma comes up from far below the surface.

The three columns of material that are feeding this jet and the surrounding coma may be firing so vertically because they come from deep wells of material that dissipate when hit by sunlight and shoot up from far below, Dr. Yeomans said.

You were supposed to be able to enjoy this building and experience its drama from both close up and from far away.

In other words, the distribution looks exactly the same whether you look at it close up or from far away.

But Mr. Jabbar, 29, and Mr. Alhaj, 40, are also tied together by having watched — one from close up, one from far away — their country's descent into sectarian violence.

Similarly don't pick up wood from far away and bring it home: you may be bringing a hidden invader with you.

Share the word, spread the news, big it up – Coventrians from far and wide came together to support their town, including me.