upcurrent

That means an upcurrent of air indicating an obstruction under us.

The best strategy soon became clear -cast upcurrent and let the lure sink.

Sharina said, kicking occasionally to keep her at arm's length upcurrent of the king.

Meanwhile, Pacifa wheeled her bike a short distance upcurrent, propped it solidly, and hitched a rope to its frame.

His feet had almost touched the ground when another harsh upcurrent seized the wide wings and flung him upward again, away from the safety of the slopes.

With his pursuers still following, he follows a nearby hot-water stream upcurrent where he finds Rushuna bathing in a hot spring.

The doctor called for everyone to watch his actions closely, and then he stepped into the upcurrent, giving himself an impetus by slowly waving his right arm.

"lt was perfectly camouflaged as drifting seaweed, but Robbie noticed the 'weed moving upcurrent while the tide was going out."

Dave waded to the far side of the stream, stripped out some line and began flipping a streamer upcurrent and dead-drifting it into deeper water.

Running the other way, like fish fighting their way upcurrent, Flattery's precious cattle from the Preserve stampeded out the breached wall and into the unprotected valley.

He broke the contact and pulled the raft upcurrent by the mooring line to reach the knot, untied it and took up the paddle again and started moving.

Abruptly, his static pressure-gauge repeater showed what his sense of balance already had told him: they were going down too fast; an upcurrent was following them, lifting the tow.

When skin-diving, I have seen scores of sand eels facing upcurrent with their heads angled up out of the sandy bottom and more than half of their bodies buried.

In other versions of the myth, a handful of the tiny forms are blown into the air by a sudden upcurrent, and they become the ancestors of some minor faerie folk.

Stallybrass positioned himself in the shaft just before the grip of the upcurrent as the others formed a single line in the corridor behind him and Aaron Doyle stood to the other side of the group.

A load cast is more irregular than a flute cast (it is usually not systematically elongated in the current direction), and is characterized by an absence of a distinction between the upcurrent and the downcurrent ends.

Frances carefully walked into the upcurrent while Bobby was occupied with the man's gentle questioning, and she suppressed the innate rush of fear and shock that each of them had felt when floating into the air with nothing beneath them.

Thinking there had been an explosion on the Esso Brussels, the fireboat began to pour water onto the ship from its starboard bow, keeping their ship upwind and upcurrent from the smoke and flames now heading towards the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.