Sentence examples for arrow toward from inspiring English sources

Mr Wright argues first that history has an overall "direction" or "arrow" toward greater social organisation and complexity.

The commentary was quickly shared across the Web, accompanied, in some cases, by a cartoon of a bull ramming a giant arrow toward the sky.

"I rode down Wilshire Boulevard, straight as an arrow, toward the Pacific," Wolf writes, "exhilarated as always by the light that I never, never wanted to forget".

The arcing line of Chuck von Schmidt's crimson "Nomme de Terre" shoots upward 16 feet or, perceived differently, plunges like an arrow toward the earth.

But this small part of the Portuguese coast sits at the end of a giant funnel called the "canyon of Nazaré," 130 miles long and 16,000 feet deep (at its deepest), that points like an arrow toward the town.

The male crane then took off and flew like an arrow toward the flock of other cranes, calling to his mate on the ground, who remained with the other chick.

But even when its musicians, Ira Kaplan, Georgia Hubley and James McNew, aren't playing straight covers, much of what they do — song structures, guitar solos, lyrics — points arrows toward the things they love.

It takes a while to realize that this is a flashback, to the period before he and Cindy met — the era in which, like all lovers, they feel in retrospect that they were arrowing toward each other.

To an extent, that is accurate; scores of people could have died on the train were it not for Stone and his pals, and everything in the movie arrows toward that point.

This time it was Mustafa Pektemek, who arrowed toward the near post, and, with the ball spinning off Guzan, Cameron was adjudged to have handled on the line in keeping it out.

Note in both axial and coronal (c) views the displacement of the thecal sac and the left L4 nerve root (arrows) toward the right, due to compression by the cyst (dashed arrows).