Sentence examples for whisper up from inspiring English sources

And then, as you reel away with your thick bag full of bounty, you hear a whisper, up there, in your cranium, deep in the guilt cortex: what even is Duty anyway.

"A soldier shot me," Zira Koda whispered up from his hospital bed, looking down at his groin.

Mickey laughed at her laughing while Allmon, still crying, reached out for his mother, whispering "Up, up" to her turned back.

Megi, at sixteen years old, looks like any schoolgirl in love as she embraces a lanky young man, smiling and whispering up at him.

He had spent his working life writing and teaching and curating mostly conceptual exhibitions, not whispering up seven-figure prices for painterly modern masters.

Consider the following exchange: "Why don't you like to be touched?" I whisper, staring up into soft gray eyes.

"Why don't you like to be touched?" I whisper, staring up into soft gray eyes.

Don't whisper, make up stories, or wait to tell them "at the right time".

Wouldn't you be embarrassed, the racks seem to whisper, to turn up in a pink pouf in the face of slimmed down Leger-esque shapes and strapless sheaths?

Quinlan's grandmother always whispered, "Hurry up and get better, Karen".

Her whispered fretfulness up in the Capitol press gallery about the back-stabbing debaters below was to be cherished.