Sentence examples for up from the surface from inspiring English sources

It will not look like a Hokusai-style wave, rising up from the surface of the sea and breaking from above.

A vertical electric field induces a water droplet on a super-hydrophobic to jump up from the surface without splitting itself.

He also did paintings of bowling balls, olives, marbles, amphetamine pills, and other unrelated items that seemed to hover just above the canvas, and drawings in which three-dimensional words appeared to rise up from the surface like paper cutouts.

According to a weather expert at the University of Salonica, the fish were probably skimmed up from the surface of the lake by a mini-tornado formed during a thunderstorm, a rare but not unknown phenomenon.

As Dr Geraint Morgan explained to Open University, "we will sniff the comet no matter what happens" – meaning that the probe will still examine molecules drifting up from the surface.

This cooler air then blew radially and intensely towards the ground, produced powerful straight-line winds, and kicked large amounts of dust up from the surface, with speeds of more than 75mph recorded.

The edges of foliose lichen rise up from the surfaces they grow on like the margins of curling paper.

Just as an already sodden sponge is less effective at mopping up liquid, so the ground loses some of its ability to soak up water from the surface.

The paintings of Dan Christensen, who lives in Springs, fall into this category, often consisting of little more than bloblike shapes floating on a monochromatic ground, occasionally with traces of underpainting rising up from below the surface.

They are places where the plates are moving apart and molten rock is welling up from below the surface to fill the gap a phenomenon known as sea-floor spreading.

This area, surrounding the Hercules platform, appeared to have oil coming up from below the surface.