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Meanings of skyward in English
Spanish
hacia el cielo Usage of skyward in English
1
Toward the top right, the towers reach skyward in a canyon-like area.
2
Seconds passed amid brutal shaking as the rocket clawed its way skyward.
3
Off in the east a reddish streak spread skyward into somber gray.
4
Funny Face, lost in ecstasy would gaze skyward after the departing marvel.
5
Before he could think they were out in mid-air and ascending skyward.
6
Before starting out Harriet raised the rifle with the muzzle pointing skyward.
7
Washington Monument, like a finger pointing skyward, was fading in the distance.
8
As the bike cruised along the otherwise empty road he glanced skyward.
9
I looked skyward in hopes of seeing reassuring signs of aircraft contrails.
10
On the walk he looked skyward, trying to make out the sun.
11
Normally that would mean I'd been looking skyward, except I hadn't been.
12
Rodgers, not for the first or last time, looked skyward in disbelief.
13
Meanwhile, the clubs' debts to players and the tax authorities grow skyward.
14
He looked skyward, as if discovering the rain for the first time.
15
Through the lens he saw a column of black vapor rising skyward.
16
As he gazed skyward, his breath came deeply as in a sob.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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