Busoni's performing editions of Bach keyboard music are annotated as if they were Scripture; one fugue, he suggested, bears us upward, "out of the crypt of a mighty cathedral, through the broad nave and onward to the extreme height of the vaulted dome".
Her eyes kept sliding upward out of focus, like the roll on a TV picture".
The room grows outsize, and the Christmas tree rises volcanically upward out of the ground until the star is out of sight.
The earth passed across one porthole and drifted upward out of sight, then reappeared in another porthole on the other side of the ball before drifting downward out of sight.
Nonsecreting tumours cause symptoms when they become large enough to interfere with the production of one or more pituitary hormones or expand upward out of the sella turcica to impinge on the optic nerves or other brain structures.
Every beat is articulated, and because of the upward guitar strokes and the fast, ungainly drumbeat combinations, the rhythm sounds like rising rather than landing — as if the beats were being pulled upward out of the drums.
A further fishing method employs lift nets, which are submerged, then raised or hauled upward out of the water to catch the fish or crustaceans above them, often attracted by light or natural bait.
It gradually grew and by the time we were alongside the quay it loomed above us, a jagged, sheer-walled monolith of black-gray rock, crusty orange lichen and bright green grasses exploding upward out of the sea.
Note how it leads the path upward out of recessions, with a surprising degree of accuracy.
In the debate sparked by Peter Thiel's "20 Under 20 Fellowship" (which pays bright students to drop out of college), one fact stands out: the cost of U.S. post-secondary education is spiraling upward, out of control.
