Sentence examples for Work sideways from inspiring English sources

But both the devil and the angel can be in the detail, and I had a completely different response to a similar work, Sideways Rain, by the Swiss company Alias.

The gases don't only shoot up; they may also work sideways, creating ripples and other windlike features that look out of place on a body without an atmosphere.

Once masons place a corner piece, they work sideways, selecting stones that create the mix of size and color, while keeping the horizontal mortar joints crisp and straight.

This suggests that it would be prudent to first alleviate the possibility of premature formation of plastic hinges within the first and last bays of the frame, minimize large drift angles near the supports and then work sideways to control the displacements of the remaining bays or modules.

If you can't rotate your desk completely around, try at least to work sideways and use a computer screen or cabinet to block your peripheral view to the corridor.

Look for the width of the cheekbones and make a light mark to indicate those, then work sideways to the ears.

Well, my process kind of works sideways.

West Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Streets were residential neighborhoods, with back yards and access alleys; therefore museum expansion, except for the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, worked sideways along Fifty-third Street, and the galleries were strung along a rather narrow and inflexible route.

Further downstream, a bend before Surrey's last fully-working watermill, Cobham Mill, the burgeoning sunshine catches the tangerine, pink-nibbed bills of greylags working sideways against the current, their elegant posture beautifully apposite on a Sunday of taking the air and going with the flow.

If this is the case, work on sideways movement (pushing your horse sideways with no forward movement away from the track, then back) then ask.

Bartlett said that currents varied, and that the team had worked Nyad sideways and northward through the currents, a technique called crabbing.