Sentence examples for back the ceiling from inspiring English sources

"No". "Then, girl, leave the house, and don't come back!" The ceiling above the altar begins to tear apart from the wall and people scurry away from that end, like giant lizards.

Slowly arch your back towards the ceiling and then slowly lower it back down.

First, swing your arms from high over your head to back past your hips; then, swing them forward, back toward the ceiling.

"I just pulled back and the ceiling fell in".

A staircase in the back made the ceiling slanted and low, so it was hard to stand up there without bumping your head.

Yes, the new bar is set further back, and the ceiling has been stripped to expose the building's original beams.

Ironically, Nicolas Sarkozy, finance minister of the other big pact-breaker, France, this week promised to do more to cut spending to get back below the ceiling.

Climbing up on a desk, she sliced though the plastic tube that brought air to the vent and redirected the air back into the ceiling.

Placed at opposite ends of the room, the projectors send verses scrolling across the floor, up the walls and back over the ceiling.

From there, it doubles back along the ceiling, creating a wooden wrapper similar to the one in the Brasserie and Alice Tully Hall.

The doors from the kitchen are still open to the front and back porches; the ceiling fan whirs quietly, dispersing the heat from the oven, in which a plum crumble is quietly browning.