Sentence examples for upward run from inspiring English sources

A snare drum's patter and exuberant trumpet whinnies enlivened a perky finale; in one hurtling upward run Mr. Luijmes literally ran out of keyboard.

MP: Sherwood has mostly been on an upward run since we started [in 1992], but we did slow down in 2014, and we couldn't figure it out.

The results are displayed in Fig.  11, which displays the average lowest level at which an individual participant started an upward run.

When participants correctly responded to a block of stimuli (four pairs; two same, two different, in randomized order, from the same difficulty level), they would move to the next, more difficult level, until they reached their threshold (an upward run).

The increase in difficulty in an upward run involved large level changes before the first and second downward runs (five and three levels, respectively) and increases of only one level thereafter (up to a total of seven upward runs).

He played strong, full-bodied notes and mewling ones; he feinted with short, inconclusive upward runs; he found some continuous logic for long lines and went the other way toward nubby, repeated riffs, rhythm-and-blues style; he referenced the melodies of a couple of old standards; he played notes with overtones, and found a bouncing point on a single deep, massive foghorn blast.

A second turn of instruments, embedded voices and upward runs brings the whole section to a jubilant close on the words "" (and the life of the world to come. Amen), with extended runs on "Amen".

A participant's discrimination level was calculated as the average lowest level at which that participant started his or her upward runs, on the basis of the last five upward runs.

Holding the javelin point upward and running forward, the ancient Greek threw it just about as an athlete would today.

In many cases the ogham inscriptions run upward.

Most politicians run "upward," Mr. Miller said, from city government to statewide office and beyond.