move upward

As the individual sits in meditation, his mind focused on an affirmation (an idea), spiritual energy begins to move upward from the gonads.

rise, ascend, climb, soar, tower, mount, surge These verbs are compared as they mean to move upward from a lower to a higher position.

Career plans for those who want to move upward in the company undoubtedly improve morale and boost engagement.

Materials will move upward along length direction of sieve bed as sieve bed vibrates because of the action of vertical angle of inclination.

Moving from job to job every couple of years is looked upon as a way to move upward in responsibility.

Moreover, U. S. administration officials say China is finally allowing its currency to move upward in meaningful ways.

Then move upward to your ankles, then to your knees, on up your legs to your torso, chest, upper back, neck, head, and face.

Then the direction changes and these forms move upward and the color of the robes grows rapidly lighter.

Toyota estimates that a one-yen move upward against the dollar knocks off about 34 billion yen from its annual operating profit.

The new-comer wants to move upward and onward with his new company.

Mr. Lin said a yuan move upward could snuff out the global recovery.

To move upward or forward in a single quick motion or a series of such motions; leap.

Move upward two middle points as high as one box.

To move upward on or mount, especially by using the hands and feet or the feet alone; ascend: