Sentence examples for upright too from inspiring English sources

In England, for example, players have traditionally stayed upright, too, even though it has sometimes been to their detriment.

In a series of tweets, O2 told customers: "We're working flat out (and upright too) to get these fixed.

He blocks too upright, too often, and his hips and thighs really lack the muscle to anchor a pro-sized edge rusher on his own.

(Of course, what moral center is?) Filius is too upright, too much of a one-dimensional filter for Murkoff's ample and seemingly well-researched descriptions of fishing, boating, dam building.

In the first season she was all clotted fake lashes and inelegantly hoisting moves to keep her boobs up in their bra, shouting and sobbing and shagging in Jacuzzis; now, five years and 12 seasons and about six post-fame makeovers later, she's like a Jessica Rabbit made out of delicate clay, upright and too afraid to move until she falls apart into a hundred shards.

The EuroVan's seats are far too upright, and permit too little adjustment, for long journeys.

He's too upright when he runs, they complain.

I was standing a bit too upright, and I've no qualms or grudges at all.

You know, you've got to feel comfy in it, it can't be too upright.

"He thinks I'm upright a little too much," Anthony said.

Outside, he often comes off the ball too upright and loses leverage.