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Meaning upward meaning
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Topics upward topics
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Examples upward examples
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Simple sentences
His car cost him upward of ten thousand dollars.
The eagle rose straight upward.
The kite went upward.
He was looking upward to the sky.
Movie subtitles
The friend rushes upward, high into the mountains, to savor his overwhelming experience.
In every field of endeavor man was lifting himself hand over hand climbing onward, ever upward.
And on the outskirts of London on a summer night another man was lifting himself hand over hand climbing upward, ever onward toward his objective.
Here, at 6:14, it's moving upward.
A meteor might move almost horizontal to the earth but never upward.
Onward and upward.
Harmonics upward along entire spectrum.
Radiation wave length-- 370 angstroms, harmonics--upward along entire spectrum.
Upward and onward!
These beds have been tilted and pushed upward by earth forces and eroded by wind and water.
Things at their worst will cease or else climb upward to what they were before.
And with your eyelids closed continue to look upward.
Your left hand will lift upward, your left elbow bend. your left forearm float into an upright position.
It is the Shaolin way that only one may step upward into the mysteries of the order at this time.
It entered his eye and went upward toward the top of his head.
You're diving. Pull upward, pull up.
All right, men. Onward and upward.
That's upward mobility for Markowitz.
Now, warm air travels upward.
Now, note the slight upward stress on the transversals.
Only aim upward.
The bullet fragmented as it passed through at an upward angle, literally smashing the bone structure of the face.
It yields to the drover, who pulls it on. It tilts its head to one side, mouth upward.
An incision in upward thrust just below the third vertebra?
Thrusting upward, upward into the sky.
Archimedes' principle indicates that the upward buoyant force which is exerted on a body immersed in fluid whether fully.
The path then winds upward past the Gorge of the Seven Bends.
Proceed upward among the oaks and the Gods will be awaiting you.
Bide ye your time till the night be well begun. and the horns sound and the flames leap upward. and the devil hath seized the souls of our captors.
At the arm. like that. at the arm. let's go. upward!
He's coming. he's coming. upward!
Upward!
Let'so go upward with us.
And he started upward, he flew upward, upward, but soon the heat ofthe sun burnt his wings, and he dropped down to the bottom of a very deep canyon.
News and current affairs
Some have argued instead that gold's long upward march has been partly driven by the development of new financial instruments that make it easier to trade and speculate in gold.
The continuing financial crisis is putting steady upward pressure on the dollar thanks to its safe haven status.
Housing prices have shown tremendous upward momentum in the face of previous warnings that the party is over.
Fear and upward momentum in home prices go together.
Two of the three psychological causes suggest continued upward momentum in housing prices, while the third suggests that the momentum will come to an end some day, but does not pinpoint when.
Ultimately, though, they face the same upward cost pressures.
But it would be more accurate to say that there is global investment shortfall, with investment trending downwards despite the upward trend in global growth.
Structural concentration of incomes at the top is combining with easy money and a chase for yield, driving equity prices upward.
Indeed, the historical evidence slams you over the head with the fact that, whereas government debt can drift upward inexorably for years, the end usually comes quite suddenly.
All these provocations add upward pressure on oil prices, enriching the Iranian government.
The Fed waited too long to start the normalization process, and, because it was more aggressive in lowering rates in the downward phase of the interest-rate cycle, it has had to be more aggressive in raising them in the upward phase.
Downward mobility is a real threat, while upward mobility is limited.
In the US, upward mobility is more myth than reality, whereas downward mobility and vulnerability is a widely shared experience.
For the US, the combination of a stronger economy and less accommodative monetary policy will put additional upward pressure on the dollar's exchange rate - which has already appreciated significantly - against both the euro and the yen.
The Internet could also enable freer and more open communications, upward mobility, transparent and rapid dissemination of information, and, yes, individuality.
The upward pressure on the US dollar from the embrace of quantitative easing by the ECB and the BOJ has been sharp.
Expect further upward revisions as the government continues to be surprised by the economy's ongoing strength.
These countries can, of course, resist upward pressure on their currencies by accumulating foreign-exchange reserves, like they did before the global financial crisis.
At the same time, we should see meaningful upward pressure on wages for the first time in many years.
All of this results in an economy that grows too little, where the weakest are condemned to a life of exclusion and are deprived of any opportunity for upward mobility.