Sentence examples for upward ground from inspiring English sources

The compressional and rarefactional shockwaves cause rapid downward and upward ground motions, respectively.

The shift most widely predicted is for Mr. Hannity to move up to 7 p.m., with Mr. Smith moving to anchor a midday newscast, perhaps at 1 p.m. Fox News continues to dominate the ratings among the news networks, but of late its audience has aged upward, losing ground among the viewers most news advertisers seek to reach, those between the ages of 25 and 54.

Around me, twilight begins to smoke upward like a ground mist, undoing the afternoon's saffron rays.

Cable-climbing robots, powered by laser beams shot upward from the ground, or downward from satellites, would take payloads to orbit.

Among the discoveries were many instances of a rare kind of so-called reverse lightning, in which electrons shoot upward from the ground to the cloud, instead of downward as in normal lightning, and new clues about what causes strange lights called blue jets, red sprites, elves and trolls that appear in the upper atmosphere above thunderstorms.

Carbon-14 dating confirmed that three earthquakes had nudged the ground upward a total of 1.8 meters over the past 8500 years.

Combined with forces such as freezing and thawing, this dust ratchets pebbles and cobbles upward from beneath ground to cover a growing base of sediment.

σ1, σ2, and σ3 are three control parameters and can indicate terrain features, such as flat ground, upward or downward steps, respectively, and can be set according to actual condition.

The rays of impurity ostensibly radiate directly upward from the ground (i.e., there is no prohibition against a kohen walking a block away from a cemetery) and extend miles into the sky.

Peanut pods grow into and upward from the ground.

Push off the ground upward with your jump foot, and forward with your other foot.