Sentence examples for backward away from inspiring English sources

Move the dogs backward away from each other and quickly walk backwards in a 360 circle until the dog has calmed.

I was a scene moving backward, away from them.

So Keller said he took one step backward, away from his defender but into an area with limited space.

Clasping a typed statement to his chest with his left hand, he leaned backward, away from the railing, and waited for help to arrive.

It doesn't help that many greens tilt left or right, or that even more greens tilt backward — away from the approach shot.

And what would happen to the size of that image if you were to step steadily backward, away from the glass?

To fly backward, to back away from a flower, for example, a hummingbird scoops its tail downward and reverses the swivel of its wings.

"They took a step backward, moving away from consensus and significantly closer to the cliff," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader.

Set pieces can go upward, hauled on wires into the 10-story fly space; downward, riding one of the seven hydraulic elevators that make up the stage floor; backward, sliding away from the audience into the cavernous hangar behind the stage; or sideways, rolling into the wings on enormous motorized platforms.

He wouldn't be caught dead living the backward life away from the big lights.

Flimsy brads that do not rotate should be bent backward and away from the cardboard backing.