A grand Victorian narrow home might even support a rooftop belvedere, or cupola with little windows, creating a chimney effect that led hot air escape skyward.
Newcomers to New York spend much of their time looking skyward, but since the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, a new attraction gives locals and visitors a chance to pause and bow their heads.
Even today in Native America smoking tobacco can still be a spiritual act-the smoke rises and mingles, bearing unified prayers skyward and, as it does so, it combines the hopes and wishes of the whole community.
Even while it is drowsing in autumn sun-gold you may still detect a skyward aspiration, but the sugar pine seems too unconsciously noble and too complete in every way to leave room for even a heavenward care.
The panicked power cuts made international news and tipped global markets as the price of gold and platinum shot skyward after announcements that mines might not open for another 6 weeks.