Speaking of lofting a stymie Taylor says: "Then, exactly as the club strikes the ball, the wrists must be turned in an upward direction smartly.
The perfect fifth following the diminished fifth is good when taken in an upward direction stepwise in the higher parts.
In skipping from the fifth to the root, or the reverse, in the lower part, do so in an upward direction.
The seventh or ninth of the implied harmony of a measure, when approached in an upward direction, may be used in either part, provided it is consonant with the other part, or comes within the requirements of the exceptions.
Even, therefore, when there is no trace of a breeze, there must be a displacement of air in an upward direction, though it may not be detected without tests being applied.
On a very large scale it is not claimed that the sloping sides of the lower chamber lead to economy in the number of fires, but merely divert the smoke in an upward direction.
From the centre of the under screw an axle provided with a hook (e), which performs the part of a crank, projects in an upward direction.
The knife is then introduced 2 millimetres inwards through the incision and made to cut in an upward directionas far as Shrapnell’s membrane (Fig.
The point is then thrust through the membrane below (but it should not penetrate deeply, otherwise the vitreous will be torn) and an incision is made in an upward direction.
The knife is then reinserted just in front of the processus brevis and cuts through the anterior ligament in an upward direction; in a similar fashion the posterior fold is also cut through (Fig.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "upward direction" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
