Sentence examples for worked upwards from inspiring English sources
We worked upwards in a spiral and as he placed the snow bricks, staggering them as a bricklayer would, I filled in the spaces between them.
A spread on watches in this month's issue began at $75,000 and worked upwards from there.
A spread on watches in this month's issue began at £45,000 and worked upwards from there.
This view received strong support from the press; The Times wrote, "The Old Vic began by offering opera of some sort to people who hardly knew what the word meant... under a wise, fostering guidance it has gradually worked upwards...Any kind of amalgamation which made it the poor relation of the 'Grand' season would be disastrous".
With that information the investigators worked upwards, trying to discover how the crack could have developed in the first place, and not just as a one-off on the incident airplane but potentially on others as well, as a result of repeated manufacturing inconsistencies not reported to the engine maker's quality control department.
"We started from the communities and worked upwards using existing health delivery systems".
Use upward strokes, massaging the skin as you go, working upwards from the base of the neck to the forehead.
Once I've decided how much I am going to be walking, I pick the shoes and work upwards.
So, to save everyone a lot of time and effort, I've decided to rank each new Ghost in the Shell teaser in order of entertainment, starting with the worst and working upwards.
Here's a variant on the depressingly common phenomenon of restaurants underpaying their low-wage workers: a former employee of the Lower East Side gastropub Spitzer's Corner has charged in a suit that he was hired into a nonexistent "apprenticeship" and required to work upwards of 90 hours a week for as little as $2.91 an hour.
This species can often be heard giving a high, thin and slightly harsh call or song that carries far through the forest; and can be seen foraging on vertical tree trunks by slowly working upwards along the trunk, then flying to the base of the next tree.
