Sentence examples for upright set from inspiring English sources

A few people had gathered by the big stones that were once, when upright, set as a triptych and orientated towards the rising sun.

Walking upright set human hands free to be used as tools, making human beings themselves "the first of the creation left [sic] free" (J. G. Herder, Outlines of a Philosophy of the History of Man, 1803).

Taken together these findings are contrary to the "upright set point" hypothesis for defining a "normal state" of the circulation in humans (Gauer and Thron 1965).

The corollary that cardiovascular and fluid regulatory systems seek the "upright set point" in microgravity constitutes a central hypothesis for studies on acclimation to microgravity.

Captain Potts sees what's happening, grabs the pole and jerks it sharply upright, setting the hook in the fish below.

Carnation House (1938), rather differently, is the study of a corridor in a greenhouse, with the lateral beams and uprights set off against the snaking and looping of a hose on the floor.

Another design desision which I question is the fact that even at the most upright setting, the baby is declined at a 45 degree angle, making it hard for him/her to see out.

You can cut a little extra of the paper at the bottom of the tree and then fold it backwards so that the paper tree will stay upright when set away from the sides/back of the box.

Assemble the Diagonal Piece at the top of the Upright Piece, setting the 45 degree notch of the Diagonal Piece at the top of the Upright Piece.

Thanks to a special balance device, the U3-X remains permanently upright and sets off when the driver leans backward or forward.

Both teams, I was pleased to note, were set upright by their coaches.