Sentence for upper | Use upper in a sentence

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• Oh, that upper class! (10)
• June had never before been in the upper boxes. (8)
• With the outside of the upper part of the arm? (8)
• Look there for your unchallengeable upper class! (10)
• Sensual faith in the upper glories is something. (10)
• She returned to the upper world with a burning blush. (10)
• We have taken a house on the Upper Thames, above Marlow. (10)
• They were in one of the upper rooms anxiously on the watch. (10)
• In dry weather the upper stratum is as inflammable as tinder. (7)
• Part of it was plaited, and at the upper end there was a knot. (10)
• He pointed at an upper window, seemed to be issuing directions. (10)
• At a door in the upper passage an officer denied them admittance. (1)
• The principles of the upper class, in fact, were strictly followed. (8)
• The upper part of his body was held to the lower only by the spine. (9)
• In these upper reaches it was still in a prodigious hurry for the sea. (2)
• In reality there are but two parts, as the two lower voices double the upper. (3)
• Twenty-two, with a short upper lip, a straight nose, dark hair, and glowing eyes. (8)
• All the upper classes have the same interests to protect, and the same principles. (8)
• The upper floors had collapsed, slipping down into the inner gulf of the building. (13)
• This adventurer had passed a winter amongst the red-men of the upper Ottawa River. (19)
• Dickens, he said, was for the million, and Thackeray was for the upper ten thousand. (9)
• Each course is brought at its upper or nailing edge to within 2 inches of the hip line. (17)
• Luigi heard the clear thin sound of a key dropped to her from one of the upper windows. (10)
• What proportion of the upper classes do you imagine is even conscious of that necessity? (8)
• His mustache lay sunken on his lip, which had fallen in with the loss of his upper teeth. (9)
• Noel smiled, showing her upper teeth, and her eyes seemed to swim under their long lashes. (8)
• The chin was firm; on it, and on the upper lip, there was a clipped growth of black hair. (10)
• Leaning on his arms he watched it and reversed the bulbs whenever the upper one was empty. (12)
• While she looked about her in her misery, the lift suddenly came down from the upper storeys. (12)
• The Greydons held a position of unquestionable influence in the upper society of Philadelphia. (18)
• Bosinney and June entered the theatre in silence, and mounted to their seats in the upper boxes. (8)
• They lifted me, as it were, to an upper floor removed from the treacherously sighing Priscilla. (10)
• The upper courses of the brick had been left exposed to the weather and were obviously crumbling. (13)
• He therefore set his jaw firmly and made its upper angles jut sharply through his clean-shaven cheeks. (9)
• It was capable of being opened in two halves; the upper half could be swung in without the lower half. (17)
• Those of the upper house shall have titles and rank similar to those of the House of Peers in England. (18)
• At first the poet is consoled by the serene beauty of the summer night, but his fears gain the upper hand. (3)
• The brave fellow had been caught in the collapse of the upper floors, and his body had not yet been found. (13)
• A good compromise, then, is to make the lower part of slats and the upper part solid, with a cut-out design. (17)
• Farther along the street we met unmistakable Germans, and heard again the familiar language of the upper river. (20)
• She had emerged from the temple, and stood beside Sir Austin on the upper steps, under a clear summer twilight. (10)
• His eyelids drooped over his shrewd eyes, his upper lip advanced over the lower, and he wore no hair on his face. (8)
• The upper sky swam with violet; and in a moment each stray cloud-feather was edged with rose, and then suffused. (10)
• Humanity in general was omitted, but not the upper classes, nor, incidentally, the country which belonged to them. (8)
• Near him a scrap of paper lay on the ground, struck out of darkness by long slips of light from the upper windows. (10)
• The upper surface of the court itself should slope across from one long side to the other with a pitch of 2 inches. (17)
• Was it any worse, he asked them, than their not being invited to the entertainments of people in upper Fifth Avenue? (9)
• As the Alpine climber claims the upper air, she had the wild sea to herself through her love of it; quite to herself. (10)
• She had given him a peaceable two days on the Upper Thames, in an atmosphere of plain good sense and just-mindedness. (10)
• But Canada had a host unto herself in the gallant, dauntless person of General Isaac Brock, commander in Upper Canada. (19)
• In the lower town the buildings were soon reduced to ruins, and even in the upper town many dangerous fires broke out. (19)
• It seemed remote, where an invigorating upper air gave new bloom to her cheeks; but she kept one secret from her friend. (10)
• And here she laughed a little at herself, showing a charming little peculiarity in the catch of her upper lip on her teeth. (9)
• The slanting sun struck the little panes of the upper windows, and made them blaze with a mysterious, intensely yellow fire. (13)
• A clean-capped maid, brave on the legs, like all he had seen of these people, preceded him at quick march to an upper chamber. (10)
• Lady Pennon and Henry Wilmers, in the upper circle; Whitmonby and Westlake, in the literary; spread the fever for this new book. (10)
• It is now closed, and Prescott Gate, through which they drove into the Upper Town, has been demolished since the summer of last year. (9)
• To confirm him, she soon appeared, and hung herself halfway out of one of the upper windows, calling desperately to St. Ursula for aid. (10)
• And the youths arose and led Shibli Bagarag to a hall of ebony, and seated him on the upper seat, themselves standing about him; and lo! (10)
• Waiting for her answer, he found himself gazing at the ghost of dark down on her upper lip, wondering that he had never noticed it before. (8)
• In the English part of Canada, the Upper Provinces, the revolutionaries were led by a rash and impulsive Scotchmen named William Mackenzie. (19)
• A crowd of maids gathered along the upper corridor of the main body of the building: two or three footmen hung lower down, bold in attitude. (10)
• The maid lengthened her upper lip and beat her dress down smooth: signs of the apprehension of a crisis and of the getting ready for action. (10)
• The different hemispheres became known as one sphere to these birds of broad wing convening in the upper blue above a quartered carcase earth. (10)
• On the upper slope there was nothing but the mountain sheep, but I passed successively through the habitats of the bear, the deer and the horse. (7)
• Smothered in roses, and with a black-brown thatch overhanging the old-fashioned leaded panes of the upper windows, it had an air of hiding from the world. (8)
• Catherine too made some purchases herself, and when all these matters were arranged, the important evening came which was to usher her into the Upper Rooms. (4)
• But there is an upper middle class below the aristocratic, boasting an aristocracy of morals, and eminently persuasive of public opinion, if not commanding it. (10)

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