Sentence examples similar to He takes a backward fall from inspiring English sources

"He leads the team from the front and never takes a backward step.

He took a step or two backward and turned his face away from the man.

Barkley never takes a backward step.

When Mr. Kline takes a thrilling backward fall after confronting his father's ghost, or clutches his head on "O that this too too solid flesh would melt," or shuts his eyes on "to die, to sleep," the gestures seem like externally affixed illustrations instead of symptoms of profound internal unrest.

But he took a step backward against France, missing key defensive assignments and offering little offensively.

My friend Bob Capa took the most famous combat photograph of the twentieth century — the 1936 picture of a Spanish Loyalist fighter at Córdoba falling violently backward and dropping his rifle as he takes a bullet in the head.

My friend Bob Capa took the most famous combat photograph of the twentieth century the 1936 picture of a Spanish Loyalist fighter at Córdoba falling violently backward and dropping his rifle as he takes a bullet in the head.

Snarling and abrasive, he never took a backward step - especially against the old enemy, England.

Facing Anderson, he took a long step backward.

Sixth round: Chisora is growing into the fight - he is not taking a backward step.

"Vitali fights with intensity and he doesn't take a backward step unless that's the sensible thing to do.