It continued to rise.

Downhill and uphill

And the heart rate just kept going up and up, all the way up to 150 beats.

I keep climbing up, go back.

The tide is coming in.

Prices are going up.

Prices are rising.

Prices go on rising.

Prices continue to climb.

The price is going up.

I am going up the stairs.

I'm going upstairs.

We are climbing the palm tree.

Prices are still on the rise.

Tom is climbing a tree.

Somebody's coming up the stairs.

Somebody's coming up the stairs.

This is that rocket going up.

We are at 380 and climbing.

The price of eggs is going up.

The value of the dollar is going up.

Tom is climbing a tree.

They're climbing up a wall, or a tree.

It wicks its way up into these little branches.

Six hours later, up goes the temperature.

I saw some monkeys climbing the tree.

He felt something crawl up his leg.

She's going to the top of the rock.

She felt something crawl up her leg.

The monkey is climbing a tall tree.

It's a bit further on up this road.

You're going down into our lobby, go through the lobby with our own little dangly bits, whether you like them or not, up through the stair that leads you into the auditorium.

We're moving up one of these pillars.

I felt something crawling up my arm.

The price of books is getting higher these days.

There is a bridge two miles upstream.

And now let's look from the south, looking up, and let's see this in relief.

We are moving to cities. We are moving up in the world.

And then after the First World War, they continue up.

No one was lost there. But the water continued to climb.

Food prices continue to rise in the world market.

I met him on the stairs as I was coming up.

We heard someone go upstairs.

It's just phenomenal. The one on the right was going up the hill.

You can see person coming up with two canisters of water.