skyward

In time, these species evolved to grow skyward in dense communities that now blocked the sun from the forest floor.

Hoist that big historical asterisk skyward and place it next to his name.

I asked, watching buzzards, white-backed vultures, and tawny eagles corkscrew skyward on thermals.

On Beach 130th Street just below the fire scene, two portable police searchlights powered by a generator were pointed skyward.

But the mood in America—and the confidence levels at the White House—have zoomed skyward.

Two balloons floated skyward in front of the Canadian Pacific building.

Also rising here and there in the expanse, clouds that wind skyward, spreading out in a powdery mist.

He experimented carefully, floating the rocks at different angles and then hurtling them skyward.

He looked at the smashed automobiles, some with their four wheels pointing skyward like the stiffened legs of dead animals.

The broncho's back arched like a bow, and the saddle went skyward.

The man stopped, uttered an absurd little grunt, and thrust pudgy arms skyward.