Sentence examples for backward and down from inspiring English sources

A mile-high structure would assert our conviction to move emphatically on and up, not backward and down.

Many of their long-iron approach shots have been landing near the center of the green, only to trickle backward and down a hill, leaving the ball 30 to 40 yards from where it landed.

They had at least one palpebral, or "eyelid," bone, reduced skull openings near the eyes and in the lower jaw (antorbital and mandibular), five or more sacral vertebrae, and a pubis whose main shaft points backward and down, parallel to the ischium.

The severely sloping green drew the ire of many players during practice rounds, with many long-iron approach shots landing near the center of the green, only to trickle backward and down a hill, leaving the ball 30 to 40 yards from where it landed.

Hinge the hips backward and down as the upper body drops with them.

It becomes itself again, something forward and backward, up and down, outward, into all the planes of itself.

They argued that the backlash argument gets the story both backward and upside down.

Goff fell backward and remained down until the Giants' medical staff revived him.

The Latin title implies game playing, and here Hindemith is both scholar and wit in series of fugues that perform all the theoretical acrobatics of music; themes are turned backward and upside down, and held up to mirrors.

Dragonflies are magnificent aerialists, able to hover, dive, fly backward and upside down, pivot 360 degrees with three tiny wing beats, and reach speeds of 30 miles per hour, lightning for an arthropod.

Using skis known as twin-tips, which are designed so skiers can move backward and forward down mountains, freeskiers borrow both the creative moves of snowboarding, using obstacles like rails and stumps for tricks, and, more important, something of its renegade image.