Sentence examples for views up from inspiring English sources

They are supposed to be among Wall Street's most closely guarded secrets: changes in research analysts' views, up or down, of a company's prospects.

Mr. Walcutt, an inventor, enjoyed the staggering 180-degree views up and down the Hudson for only two years, until he lost the house in foreclosure.

The draft drew 3 million visits to ESPN.com, up from 1.6 million last year, which generated 23 million page views, up from 13.1 million.

It has unobstructed views up and down the Hudson and clings to what must be a 65- or 70-degree slope.

In the first three months of this year, ITV reported 110m Vod views, up 24% on the same time last year.

Using data from Gallup polls, they found that, in 2005, 13% of the voting-age population shared all three views, up from 9% in 2002.That is easily enough libertarians to tip an election.

When viewed up close, the individual points of colour are apparent to the eye.

But even hate speech brings its point of view up from the darkness.

But viewed up close, they are a means of measuring how all New Yorkers are faring.

But of all the rugs I viewed up close, I really loved only one.

Maps can be zoomed and viewed up to different levels.